Ruth wrote: |
Pack, KB? Where are you going? Not running away from us all I hope! |
Thomas wrote: |
My least favourite scene is when the Wintertons are trying to get their mother to let them go and she nearly walks off the end of the peir. Do people really ge tthat obssed when not sleepwalking? |
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The Lady Actelyene Lampe - I don't the part you mean and I know it was only make-believe but what's the joke you've mentioned? |
Thomas wrote: |
My least favourite scene is when the Wintertons are trying to get their mother to let them go and she nearly walks off the end of the peir. Do people really ge tthat obssed when not sleepwalking? |
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"Josette's illness certainly was," Jo agreed. "I was desperately sorry for you , Sybs, during that time - sorrier for you than anyone else, even your mother. It was hard for her to see Josette suffer, and know that ther was a chance she mightn't live or even if she did, she might never be well again. But it was far worse in one way for you. Madge had nothing to blame herself for. She's always been a wonderful mother, and she'd done everything she could to help you all. If anythig dreadful had happened, you would have known it was your fault." |
Rachel wrote: |
And the very very best bit in the whole book is the Christmas Carol Concert - two sentences and it's all over and done with! Yayyyyy! Just my tuppence worth of thoughts |
Vikki wrote: |
I have to admit, I'd picked up on Peggy's magic powers!!! I always wondered why Len and Con were at the protestant prayers!!! |
Lisa_T wrote: |
Peggy is such a favourite of yours, isn't it, Rachel (?) |
Sarah_L wrote: |
*giggles at thought of Len and Con as boys* Though there aren't many girls in the world called Len, so its understandable. |
Susan wrote: |
I thought Eilunedd didn't know she was to be in Special Sixth until she returned to school. Wasn't she going to so secretarial work in her father's office as she couldn't think of anything else to do? And because of her specialist timetable had to go to Special Sixth. |
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Quote: "Josette's illness certainly was," Jo agreed. "I was desperately sorry for you , Sybs, during that time - sorrier for you than anyone else, even your mother. It was hard for her to see Josette suffer, and know that ther was a chance she mightn't live or even if she did, she might never be well again. But it was far worse in one way for you. Madge had nothing to blame herself for. She's always been a wonderful mother, and she'd done everything she could to help you all. If anythig dreadful had happened, you would have known it was your fault." Excuse me?!?!?!? Guilt trip how many years after the event? Being STILL blamed for an accident that occurred when you were nothing more than a toddler yourself?!? |
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"Josette's illness certainly was," Jo agreed. "I was desperately sorry for you , Sybs, during that time - sorrier for you than anyone else, even your mother. It was hard for her to see Josette suffer, and know that ther was a chance she mightn't live or even if she did, she might never be well again. But it was far worse in one way for you. Madge had nothing to blame herself for. She's always been a wonderful mother, and she'd done everything she could to help you all. If anythig dreadful had happened, you would have known it was your fault." |
Miriam wrote: |
As far as Eilunedd thinking she would be HG goes, I don't think she would have realized the significance of Peggy being one of the Family - after all, she is the first one since Jo, so their automatic right to HG was not so established. And she didn't have the benfit of reading the books, so she probably didn't realize that she was only a minor character! |
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