It was pretty rough. The most jarring thing for me was thinking about how Rory was now her Mom's age when the show started, and they could not be more different

Persuasion is peak Austen for me. Though I really don't care for Sense and Sensibility.

I always read Macabre as "Ma-ka-bray", up till my teens

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Really excited. Your character writing is brilliant

Thank you. These are lovely, and very much looking toward their arrival

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Is there any long term cost to the government to repeatedly present such bad faith arguments?

I instantly connected with social faux pas potentially equalling to Horror Beyond Comprehension. Last I looked though my notes were a conspiracy journal of "Wickham is a cultist trying to sacrifice Lydia, is why he left Pemberly." To "Is Collins connected, and What is Lady Catherine?"

I do have a fondness for them. Reminds me to look for my copy of the Regency Cthulhu book. Always wanted to do some similar Austen-inspired horror adventures