Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 1:52 pm
Thanks for this,
I have always believed in the ultimate wickedness of Margot, to the point of thinking about an anti Margot society.
You have made me think otherwise. This really is a fine piece of work. The way you've written that Margot tells her sisters to read what she has written as a way of getting through to them etc, and I have to agree Mary-Lou oversteps the mark as head girl and friend of the family in Theodora. We don't hear the unfortunate Margot's side. In any detail that is.
It isn't easy when you are born with a temper. Poor old MM!
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