Just wondering about a British movie with Irish leads. Not that it can't happen, but it seems to open it up for more accent shenanigans.
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Not all of the leads were Irish, but the main character of The Crying Game was. And I could understand everyone in that movie.
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I haven't read the books so I assume the thing that happens is that she and the dress go to a nice tea party where nobody dies horribly at all.
Huh. That is not what I imagined. But I don't know how the book specifically described it.
I actually knew exactly what ita meant. Yay?
Heh, me too. I'm excited to see what it looks like after the thing happens.
I haven't read the books so I assume the thing that happens is that she and the dress go to a nice tea party where nobody dies horribly at all.
But they have to wait a bit for scones. Hence the hunger.
But they have to wait a bit for scones. Hence the hunger.
EXACTLY.
I just listened to the first book again and my main reaction to the dresses this time around was how it would be impossible to actually do them (especially the second one) as described and have them work, so I'm sort of happy with anything they come up with that makes an impact.