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the logics of Chauvelin... no, the author who created Chauvelin! is just adorable. he (she, in fasct, the author ^.^) planned the quarrel between the women so that he could drag Percy to France. NO, he planned it to seem that way to Marguerite, so that she would be dragged to France and used as a hostage. and whether she wants to escape, she has the moral obstacle which consists in the death of the whole city. NO, not only the moral one - she couldn't escape physically! exactly for the reason that the city doesn't want to die and thus is watching her movements attentively. and Percy has a wonderful alternative of either his wife or the whole city dying. this is a beautiful triangle where two of the apices have double-bottomed dilemmas. this is certainly WOW. I can't understand why the main book only got the glory and fame and the wonderful 'Elusive Pimpernel' and the others are overshadowed. 'cause this is wonderful! and roma~ntic ^_____^
the logics of Chauvelin... no, the author who created Chauvelin! is just adorable. he (she, in fasct, the author ^.^) planned the quarrel between the women so that he could drag Percy to France. NO, he planned it to seem that way to Marguerite, so that she would be dragged to France and used as a hostage. and whether she wants to escape, she has the moral obstacle which consists in the death of the whole city. NO, not only the moral one - she couldn't escape physically! exactly for the reason that the city doesn't want to die and thus is watching her movements attentively. and Percy has a wonderful alternative of either his wife or the whole city dying. this is a beautiful triangle where two of the apices have double-bottomed dilemmas. this is certainly WOW. I can't understand why the main book only got the glory and fame and the wonderful 'Elusive Pimpernel' and the others are overshadowed. 'cause this is wonderful! and roma~ntic ^_____^
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