BTW, you can tell that Lehndorff while not quite as much a snob as Wilhelmine tends to me is still wedded to a 18th century sense of rank and formalities
Oh, I've definitely been noticing the not-quite-as-snobby-as-Wilhelmine remarks, and that works both ways, as you say: observe the formalities toward your superiors, be snide toward your inferiors.
Oh, and I meant to say, I see what you mean about Lehndorff being a possible candidate for Ravenclaw instead of Hufflepuff.
Oh, and another thing: between "Cape Stallion" and "Travel Jokes", I suppose Heinrich's other boyfriend Lamberg might show up as "Lamb Mountain"? Not to mention the upcoming arrival of Chalk Remorse?
OMG, I laughed so hard. Alas, Ctrl-f reveals neither. But it's not too late to change that with my algorithms! :D
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Re: Lehndorff readalong
Date: 2020-10-20 03:25 am (UTC)BTW, you can tell that Lehndorff while not quite as much a snob as Wilhelmine tends to me is still wedded to a 18th century sense of rank and formalities
Oh, I've definitely been noticing the not-quite-as-snobby-as-Wilhelmine remarks, and that works both ways, as you say: observe the formalities toward your superiors, be snide toward your inferiors.
Oh, and I meant to say, I see what you mean about Lehndorff being a possible candidate for Ravenclaw instead of Hufflepuff.
Oh, and another thing: between "Cape Stallion" and "Travel Jokes", I suppose Heinrich's other boyfriend Lamberg might show up as "Lamb Mountain"? Not to mention the upcoming arrival of Chalk Remorse?
OMG, I laughed so hard. Alas, Ctrl-f reveals neither. But it's not too late to change that with my algorithms! :D