1. As much as I absolutely adore Mildmay, I also feel like the books are more Felix's. It'd be interesting to see more of his point of view on, say, Mildmay and Mehitabel's relationship
4. I'll bet that was a lot of fun to get into. I loved the thing with the ghost Felix helps...I think in book 3, because of the reference back to the first book. And the whole mystery with Amaryllis Cordelia, though I had to write out every new fact we got on her because it was definitely mind-boggling, was a cool part of the story.
7. Thank you for telling us. When I first started I picture the different classes of British accents, but once I tried to read it out loud it just didn't flow right. But that makes so much more sense. It seems to me that Mildmay has similar speech patterns to Ennis Del Mar from Brokeback Mountain (even though Ennis is from Wyoming), the whole mumbly, drawly, slurry thing he has going on. Am I totally off?
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Date: 2008-08-19 09:06 pm (UTC)4. I'll bet that was a lot of fun to get into. I loved the thing with the ghost Felix helps...I think in book 3, because of the reference back to the first book. And the whole mystery with Amaryllis Cordelia, though I had to write out every new fact we got on her because it was definitely mind-boggling, was a cool part of the story.
7. Thank you for telling us. When I first started I picture the different classes of British accents, but once I tried to read it out loud it just didn't flow right. But that makes so much more sense.
It seems to me that Mildmay has similar speech patterns to Ennis Del Mar from Brokeback Mountain (even though Ennis is from Wyoming), the whole mumbly, drawly, slurry thing he has going on. Am I totally off?