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I thought that maybe the reason why he accepted the duel is that Amsterdam did it in front of a bunch of people, so that he couldn't back down.
If it's a broaching of the class lines I'd think he was less held to it, rather than more. They seemed way too on par with each other, somehow.
I swear there was a Bones ad during this showing, and seeing DB's face in the middle of the "cursed but for true love" show messed with my head.
Black slaves were frequently coachmen in the North. I don't know of coachmen and grooms having any special status.
If it's a broaching of the class lines I'd think he was less held to it, rather than more.
true. I thought that it was more that he was an arrogant prick, and he was provoked into accepting, so his pride wouldn't let him back down (which is why he said "I'm prepared to accept your apology" in an attempt to get out of it)
"I'm prepared to accept your apology"
Shows what a lousy uppercrustian he was. Apology? From the help?
I just saw that Arthur C Clarke has died. In my head, he's more like...well, not ascended, but drifted on upwards.
A gentleman wouldn't accept a duel from a servant and it's pretty unlikely that it would ever occur to a servant.
John probably hadn't exclusively been a servant before that, so I can see it occurring to him. His employer accepting, NSM.
I just saw that Arthur C Clarke has died. In my head, he's more like...well, not ascended, but drifted on upwards.
I like that thought, ita, very appropriate!
Jericho was again completely engaging.
When exactly did this happen?
(Granted I quit watching about four or five eps into the first season and only just started watching the past three or four latest of the second season).
When exactly did this happen?
Episode 11 of season 1, according to some friends of mine. I skipped the first half of season 1 except for the pilot, watched the handy midseason recap, and went on. Apparently the only thing of importance I missed was the first Ravenwood episode.
Man, I loved that episode. And it's all so fast.
Last year - I think the Jericho team made good use of their hiatus.
This year - they've been forced to focus and the episodes have been very tight and awesome.
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