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ok. take it easy, meredith. — “ i’m not that kind of woman.”

author explains what air quotes are.

bizarre conversation. wait, Marty kept Meredith’s weird note?

I must be out of the loop. Is collecting license plates, a common stereotype for men?

hydroplaning isn’t this dramatic.

Wait. What. — “I came out of the appointment with exactly what I wanted to get. A gut reaction…”.

Must be the nature of the business to have a confrontation in every scene.

That’s a crazy thing for Jason to confide in Meredith about.

Meredith: how unlucky to have so many psychos in her life.

Meredith randomly dispels myth that I didn’t know existed.

Has Kate never had a pap smear before?

just thinking, but is the plan to have this suspect give her a pelvic exam?

I can’t help but roll my eyes. doc martens.

pff. wat. why have two characters when you can squeeze all of Meredith‘s history into Marty?

not how kindergartners talk.

Author takes every little parenting hiccup and turns it up to 11.

“He looks mean.” thanks, Detective.

huh. Meredith needs some therapy if she’s being activated by some kindergarteners.

more toxic red herrings as Meredith says that when her husband ignores her wishes, she loves him all the more.

wild that the author/Meredith feels the need to explain what Braxton Hicks is.

someone tell Meredith that she can still kiss her husband when her kids are awake

Kate, the veterinarian neighbor, knows how to profile a murderer. weird

could not care less about the revolving door of accusations.

It's frustrating how the author has Meredith catastrophizing on and on during her pontification.

Beginning is Arha on different days asking for exposition from teachers, or hanging out with her friend, Penthe. Reminds me of a boarding-school book.

if he’s illiterate then how did he memorize “hours” of poetry to recite to Cerise? — “…because he was royalty like herself, and therefore illiterate.”

And then, quite suddenly, the mission—the quest—is given. Seven chapters passed, and then, without preamble, it was simply…there.

How can dragons be a base nuisance AND a prized luxury?

Sort of like a boarding school mystery in these chapters. It’s the advantage of having so many protagonists.

Almost quit but then In My Country by Thomas Ha brought me back in.