random Lymond love

Sep 12, 2008 19:03

since I'm re-reading "Pawn in Frankincense"

"To pass over grief, they say, the Italian sleeps; the Frenchman sings; the German drinks; the Spaniard laments, and the Englishman goes to plays. What then does the Scot?"

To Jerott's mind sprang, unbidden, a picture of the sword Archie Abernethy was trying to clean at this moment below. "This one," he ( Read more... )

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cyberducks September 13 2008, 00:13:13 UTC
I never really liked Jerott.

I always liked Mikal. And Marthe.

I love Philippa and her mother.

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amonitrate September 13 2008, 00:24:58 UTC
Yeah, Philippa really comes into her own in this book.

Jerott is something of a ninny. I kind of like him because of that. He's just. Very honest in his ninniness.

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