Jul 30, 2007 18:07
"Oh. Well, this is interesting. And the point of this was?" Tom mutters to Cain, then to the Nexus, asks more loudly, "Excuse me? I don't suppose anyone here has any ideas for entertaining an unsophisticated philistine while in London, do they?"
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Madame Tussade's lasted quite a few decades, and isn't too intellectually demanding.
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1985?
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That's a good century after I was last there, and I read in the history books that they'd mostly cleaned up the sporting scene in London by that point. No barekuckles boxing, bear-baiting or cockfighting in public. You'd have to have criminal connections to find those things by the late Twentieth Century. Plenty of Marquis of Queensbury-style gloved boxing, though.
And the wax museum was still open then.
Accessing my files...it says here that there was a weekly magazine titled "Time Out" sold in most newsagents of the period that listed all the concerts, plays, legal sporting events and the like going on in London at the time. London's always had a lively music scene, not just the cerebral classical stuff.
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"Tower of London? Heard it's good for a laugh. Um. Buckingham Place might be pretty neat too." Tom and Cain are lucky. Clara is feeling more lucid at the moment. No talking of strings or everything being wrong for her right now.
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"Well it is something to do. I'm the...sort of person who would want to poke around at everything...but wouldn't know where to start. And there are more thabn enough pubs to get that out of your system pretty quick." She'll tilt her head much like an owl that got caught in the sun. "...Oh. You're. Um. Irish...I suppose. Wouldn't know right away. I'm pretty terrible placing accents."
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