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"There, he was doing it again, remembering. And he seemed prepared to be reminded of anything by anyone these days...'Nurses to their graves have gone...' almost afraid of himself and his penchant for nostalgia."
"Perhaps he thought Melrose a member of the museum staff. Or did children merely turn to the nearest grown-up to demand recompenses for their losses?"
— Feb 02, 2024 07:27AM
"Perhaps he thought Melrose a member of the museum staff. Or did children merely turn to the nearest grown-up to demand recompenses for their losses?"
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It's being described that Richard Jury, our hero of the series, is a grounding presence, with all the talk, even of the cat, staring out blankly in existential crisis, not knowing what to do with themselves.
"Carole-anne wondered if there were people that, when they weren't there, it made you wonder if *you* were. Made you wonder if you were real...if not [like] a Key West sunset, did she look like anything at all?"
— Feb 02, 2024 07:46AM
"Carole-anne wondered if there were people that, when they weren't there, it made you wonder if *you* were. Made you wonder if you were real...if not [like] a Key West sunset, did she look like anything at all?"
Tokoro
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Now we have good, interesting characterization here in Lord Mead's son Dennis, dealing in investments and bothering his disinterested father about it, having expensive tastes in Italian cars, having adult friends as a youth, his relationship with his mother-in-law, "omnipresent-yet-absent," way Mead talks
"Funny how the frills and furbelows of aristocratic doings are lusted after by those who want to bring it down."
— Feb 02, 2024 07:09AM
"Funny how the frills and furbelows of aristocratic doings are lusted after by those who want to bring it down."
Tokoro
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Decided it would be a suitable choice for eating out at a microbrewery.
— Feb 01, 2024 01:37PM
