Oct 8, 2024
"I disobeyed the first, most crucial rule.
I hung back at the doorway, hesitant and afraid."
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"I disobeyed the first, most crucial rule.
I hung back at the doorway, hesitant and afraid."
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The way this adaptation hit all the big lore and plot points but also made time for the tiniest details that spoke so much about the characters was honestly so great to see, the show creators obviously had so much understanding and respect for the original source material, which is so rare nowadays.
[id: a pencil drawing of an opening scene to Lockwood and Co: The Screaming Staircase. Lockwood, turned away from the viewer, and Lucy, facing him, stand at the steps of a house and look out into a front yard. the sun is setting./end id]
Part I. The Ghost
joining @blue-boxes-magic-and-tea's TSS read-along and sharing a rather old drawing from my own old reread
Lucy describing Kipps while being the nicest person on earth. β€οΈ
Also, i love that Barnes' moustache is not just described as a hamster, no, but a dead hamster.π€£π€£π€£ She is such a wonderful narrator!
iβm so excited to be able to annotate as i read along this time. i have been MISSING lockwood and lucy banter, and i love how the book starts off with sillies from them
βOkay,β I said. βRemember our new rules. Donβt blab about everything you see. Donβt speculate openly about who killed who, how, or when. And, above all, donβt impersonate the client. Please. It never goes down well.β βThatβs an awful lot of donβts, Lucy,β Lockwood said. βIβve plenty more,β - The Screaming Staircase, p. 4
and like thatβs just the beginning of their sillies like bro why is lockwood mentioning the mouse sized death glow he can see?? mans just trying to show off i can hear his big grin from here
but also likeβ¦ do bugs have death glows? is it any living creature?? whatβs the limits??? i have questions
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i'm rereading this as part of a lockwood and co book club - this week we read part one of the screaming staircase! i even made a discord server if you want to pop over (I'm andy!) <3
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The weather is rainy and cold, I have tea and biscuits. Everything ready for a reread of The Screaming Staircase βπͺππ
My accompanying ramblings under the cut:
"Tell her about the biscuit rule"
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