*she's here again awww she loves spending time with Five*
Hello.
Hello again J. I feel like I see you a lot recently.
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*she's here again awww she loves spending time with Five*
Hello.
Hello again J. I feel like I see you a lot recently.
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Strong Poison by Dorothy L. Sayers
Date published: 1930
Nationality of author: British, White
Category: Fiction
Genre: Mystery
Date finished: June 23, 2024
Rating: 10 grains of arsenic
Interesting topics: okay so apparently a "grain" is a unit of measurement of about 65 milligrams that used to be used for very small measurements. So a grain of arsenic is like 65 milligrams. Weird.
Notes: FINALLY I have met Harriet Vane! She is just as cool as I thought she would be. And Peter is FUMBLING! I stg he better get ahold of himself because this was not his best work.
The mystery was very fun. I was compelled the whole way through, and didn't feel cheated by the ending. This book felt like a celebration of women. Harriet's introduction as a fine, clever, witty, and unconventional lady was well done. The fact that a lady who had had a lover still being desirable after it ended, and it not being something she was to be ashamed of was very interesting. That and the escapades of Miss Climpson and Miss Murchison made the book both dramatic and delightful. Peter actually did very little important investigating. The Cattery was doing a lot of the heavy lifting for him.
Peter's character struggle was beautifully done. His personal feelings have never affected him so much before in a case, and his quiet temper never directed itself to his person before now. His internal war was quite a refreshing bit of humanization for the silly sleuth. The feeling that he both didn't want to scare Harriet off, and didn't want to let her go at the same time was overwhelming. His internal hatred for the intensity of his emotions and inability to find sufficient evidence was so incredibly interesting. It seemed that they only thing he was sure of in this book was that Harriet did not do it. Having just finished Have His Carcass, I can easily see his development. I hope he gets ahold of himself.
ALSO! Fourteen did a murder. Ten’s okay now tho
WHERE IS FOURTEEN??? HE MUST BE LOCKED UP NOW!!
F̷i̶v̸e̷.̶.̷.̶ ̸M̴a̵y̵ ̶w̸e̷ ̷t̵a̶l̴k̶?
@shattered-thirds
..... You...
What do you want to talk about?
*the baby just appears on the ground behind Five and taps his leg*
Ewo!
Uhhh... Hi? Where are your parents?
< He picks it up >
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🎀 Five! Would you like to play with Gram for a bit?
@the-kite-fam
Why of course. I would love to!
Hello
We are both purple that is nice
Oh! My first ask!
We are indeed both purple.
Hello there, what might your name be?
“hey five! how have you been?” ^^
-ten (@the-nicest-number)
Hello there Ten. I have been pretty good.