[ SECRET POST #2707 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2707 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fingersmith Discussion

[inevitableentresol]

There have been many women who've lived together without men. We mostly know this because there have always been others throughout history bemoaning it and saying how immoral it is.

I also liked John Vroom at the end. It was that last part where he's suddenly jealous of Gentleman's interest in the boot boy, and we get to see that perhaps there was more going on behind the scenes than we realised. John may have been a careless idiot, but he was raised badly by Mrs Sucksby, and he had feelings too.

I wanted him and Dainty to go off and have a happy life together. I admired John for having survived that far at all.

Re: Fingersmith Discussion

[diet_poison]

Agreed about John and Dainty. I think they did, or at least would like to think they did, since they wound up together. I also think his concern for Dainty's safety before anything else when Charles ran to the street to announce the murder was sweet. He did care about her even if he felt he couldn't show it.