[ SECRET POST #2291 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2291 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Good people are good people, regardless of their place in the systems they're placed in? I guess? Is what I would say? He doesn't stop being a clever, intelligent, kind man simply because he happens to be an incredibly wealthy aristocract. I mean, yes, death to the aristocracy, but that doesn't mean that every individual aristocrat is guilty.

[(Anonymous)]

SA - also, if you like Peter Wimsey, you should check out the Campion stories / TV series - similar aristocratic detective thing, although Campion is a little more avuncular and... modest in that he tends to stay in the background as part of his investigative strategy, and also Campion has pretty much renounced / been renounced by his aristocratic family, and Campion is an assumed name. It's pretty good. Peter Davison plays Campion.

[(Anonymous)]

IAWTC so, so much.

[(Anonymous)]

He doesn't stop being a clever, intelligent, kind man simply because he happens to be an incredibly wealthy aristocract. I mean, yes, death to the aristocracy, but that doesn't mean that every individual aristocrat is guilty.

Some are even amazingly progressive. Look at Lord Avebury.

[(Anonymous)]

And he was, according to the books, an enlightened landlord - and then there's Miss Climpson and the 'cattery', his deliberate creation of jobs and opportunities for unmarried women - he says himself that come the revolution that might be enough to save him from the guillotine and advance him to street-cleaning or something similar.

And he's just decent, clever, self-deprecating and all-round desirable. His status and situation are not essential to that...