Comic
Chuck Dickens
Most of the female workers at Satan's Silhouette hated Dickens with a passion--whether it was for his neverending exposition or for his verbose writing style or for making the most pathetic characters...yes. They didn't like him. Sometimes Frank wondered if anger management would solve their problems, but seeing as the three had figured out a way to push all three-hundred some pages of "Great Expectations" into Dickens' mouth with his foot, Frank wasn't about to ask.
Most of the female workers at Satan's Silhouette hated Dickens with a passion--whether it was for his neverending exposition or for his verbose writing style or for making the most pathetic characters...yes. They didn't like him. Sometimes Frank wondered if anger management would solve their problems, but seeing as the three had figured out a way to push all three-hundred some pages of "Great Expectations" into Dickens' mouth with his foot, Frank wasn't about to ask.