Well. I checked my little poll.
And you people really like Alan Rickman, don't you?
I am so very, very surprised. Oh, yes. I am shocked. Shocked, I tell you.
(And honestly, I love Colonel Brandon, too.)
And to the three who said they didn't know who these people are, especially the one young woman I know just started college - Jane Austen. Wonderful writer. Or Ang Lee. Wonderful director.
The books are free on The Gutenberg Project.
Just saying.
Okay, if I write the story, it'll be an AU where Elinor marries the dear Colonel. Will that satisfy you? :)
And you people really like Alan Rickman, don't you?
I am so very, very surprised. Oh, yes. I am shocked. Shocked, I tell you.
(And honestly, I love Colonel Brandon, too.)
And to the three who said they didn't know who these people are, especially the one young woman I know just started college - Jane Austen. Wonderful writer. Or Ang Lee. Wonderful director.
The books are free on The Gutenberg Project.
Just saying.
Okay, if I write the story, it'll be an AU where Elinor marries the dear Colonel. Will that satisfy you? :)
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Date: 2005-12-01 01:44 pm (UTC)I'm not so sure about the others. I know some perfectly well educated people (*glares at husband*) who haven't.
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Date: 2005-12-01 05:13 pm (UTC)Seriously--here? No. Last school year, my two oldest were both the top readers in their schools, both reading at least a hundred books above the next student behind them. The people were appalled that they read that much. *headdesk*
(I'm talking my darlings read nearly 200 books each throughout the school year--Harry Potter length at the minimum. The students behind them? None read above 64 books at either school.)
And my children actually do other things than read.