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[taennyn]

Reread So Long and Thanks For All The Fish a few days ago. Am now entertaining Fenchurch/Ford/Arthur threesome thoughts. Because the tattoo "Property of Fenchurch" on Arthur's arse is right next to the "Property of Ford Prefect" one. She's the sensible one. Ford's the one that comes in the third storey window in the early hours of the am,

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[taennyn]

Fitz Darcy.

. . .

This explains so much about his adult character.

[taennyn]

If I were named Fitzwilliam, I'd be proud and ill-natured, too, in self-defense!

. . Not as bad as Ashley for a boy, though. O.o Gone With the Wind also has much to answer for.

[tearsofscarlet]

Voltaire is fun stuff. he was in town not too long ago

[larathia]

...You get up to mighty strange things when I'm distracted by FMA-episode shiny.

[taennyn]

I get up to mighty strange things anyway. :) They just look stranger when you get the synopsis instead of the running commentary.

[taennyn]

Mrs. Gardiner mentioned that she remember young Fitzwilliam Darcy as having been a proud child, while talking with what's his nose . . Wickham.

Chapter 25, end: On being made acquainted with the present Mr. Darcy's treatment of him, she tried to remember something of that gentleman's reputed disposition, when quite a lad, which might agree with it, and was confident at last that she recollected having heard Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy formerly spoken of as a very proud, ill-natured boy.

[taennyn]

. . wow previous reply was incoherent. Apologies.

Apparently t'was his mother's surname, which is where him having Col. Fitzwilliam's surname as a given name came in.

However. Fitz Darcy. This explains so very, very much about his character.