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I understand the need for more exposition, but saying you can tell a pickpocket by their hands feels hyperbolic.

I just went on YouTube and watched a video showing how we used to weave with a flying shuttle. It’s wild.

i don’t know any of these weaving terms

Ah, Robin Hood.

Ambivalence at this sudden con.

Piano tuners and women’s labor unions? You, madam, have my attention!

Man talks about his dead wife and then kisses the protagonist. red flag.

I wonder if we’ll actually get anything beyond labeling Mario widow.

Funny and sad that the author could have picked anyone at any time in the history of the world to represent anti-establishment and she went with Goldie Hawn. — “Then we became sort of anti-establishment. We wanted to be like Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell.”

I think the author and I disagree on what’s interesting. — “Congregational church cookbooks stained with cranberry sauce and clam juice, as well as a speckled black lobster pot and a box of frilled toothpicks purchased sometime during the…”

underwhelming.

red flag. - “He reaches for her hand. “Let’s go make people jealous.””

lol — “His smile when he sees Lizbet is so…naughty…”

it’s like a grocery list sometimes.

Is there? Since when, author? — “She should probably leave. Even in 2022, there’s something a little pathetic about a woman sitting at a bar alone.”

Every scene is some crisis of a main character, side character, or even a tangental character.

Americans know she got beheaded, right? — “Anne Boleyn, Lyric’s chocolate British shorthair…”

This is playing out like an Agatha Christie book. Are we going to get a summary of each person and a tease about their “hidden secret”?

I can’t tell if the author is joking or not. Is this satirical? — “…but Lizbet wants to foster diversity and inclusivity across the board. Why shouldn’t a rich-looking dude named Chad be cleaning rooms?”

I’ve never seen this word before and now I’ve seen it three times this month: once in a Shakespeare play, one in a Oscar Wilde book, and now here. — “ensconced”

The pop culture references and teen slang are all over this thing. Super cheugy

Every show i watch and every book i read there’s a woman in a slipper tub.

It’s a lot of this. — “The light fixtures—glass spheres wrapped in brass chain link—evoke buoys and ropes. And the beds—Excuse me, the beds! Jill thinks. The beds have canopies fashioned from driftwood…”

Hell of a lot of risk taking and hiring randos at this Hotel.

I’m not excited about Liz not wanting to go, but feeling pressured to follow Mario when he beckoned.

Haha, Dido.

Ugh.

Lol what

Flashback! Also, does this still happen? Or this some kind of anachronism?

How does she recognize his handwriting?