Quote from: Annie on February 23, 2003, 11:11:41 PM

..... wish it was me
dancing with The Q-man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Anne 
You and me both!  That's all I want in life - to dance with the Q-Man sometime.  (Simple wants, huh!)  LOL

love
CLC

To me, it kinda makes sense that Edward would become a valet, gentleman's gentleman, head butler, Hazel, whatever.  As Edward Collins, stiff Victorian concerned about family honor and all that jazz, he was obsessed with it to the point of maximum stress.  It was a load of responsibility.  However, as a sophisticated domestic, he no longer carries that load, and yet remains in an environment to which he is accustomed (refined and all that).  He can still be concerned about family well-being, but it doesn't have to consume him, as it's someone else's family, not his.  Edward, as a fancy-pants butler, can now have the best of both worlds and none of the malarkey of either.

Gerard

FREE STEVEN

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And when you see who he winds up taking back with him, you'll really believe it!!

Seriously though, it did amaze me to see just how much Tim's and attitude have changed since he left Trask's school.  He was afraid to open up his mouth to save his life and now he's drinking, stealing, (the hand) and barging into people's homes demanding information from them!  What's gotten into him?  Was it being freed from Trask's school of hell or did Rachel's death suddenly change him?



Cassandra