Post by SnicketFires on Jan 22, 2004 11:02:15 GMT -5
I'm sure this has been discussed before, but here are some things I noticed when re-readings TAA.
1. There are brass lamps shaped like fish. In TEE, ocean decorating becomes in. Hmmm.
2. Lemony describes the library like he has sat and read there. "The hush of people reading..." (pg. 52)
3. He says "Freinds can make you feel the world is smaller and less sneaky that it really is" (p. 52) and "the world felt smaller and safer than it had in a long, long time" (p. 53) I think this is the earliest example of a variation of "the world is quiet here" that we have. And he says it in a library
And the library held old newspapers. This could be where the new collection of TDP's records are kept, instead of in Paltryville.
Any ideas?
1. There are brass lamps shaped like fish. In TEE, ocean decorating becomes in. Hmmm.
2. Lemony describes the library like he has sat and read there. "The hush of people reading..." (pg. 52)
3. He says "Freinds can make you feel the world is smaller and less sneaky that it really is" (p. 52) and "the world felt smaller and safer than it had in a long, long time" (p. 53) I think this is the earliest example of a variation of "the world is quiet here" that we have. And he says it in a library
And the library held old newspapers. This could be where the new collection of TDP's records are kept, instead of in Paltryville.
Any ideas?
-writes it down-
