She certainly is sharp, Doc, and curious. Some might have seen her as pushy, but I don't. She loves her grandson, and this is there first meeting in years. She wants to know everything and I think you make a good point that she has suspicions. August and Fletcher are not the best at hiding their feelings. As far as Dorothea, that remains to be seen, but I adore her as a character. Thanks, my friend.
Not feeling my best yet--just a severe head and chest cold--but I need to start responding to these comments. Hey, Parker. Glad you liked it. I do see some similarities in them too... like when Harriet mentions his good heart and love for animals, and his moral code-right and wrong. They share those values. I think we are all hoping to see Willy James... it could be a rough and violent time back then. Sorry about the cliffhanger. My head is cloudy... I hope this made sense.
I must admit I'm a huge fan of DA... and both sets of Crawleys, especially Roland. Albert is a jealous man who tried to steal Lorraine away from Roland, and he FAILED. He's never let that go even though he was the real thief.
Ain't that the truth. I'll keep this short because I'm feeling rough... spending my time in a darkened room till I get over this awful cold. Thanks, my friend.
The Eyes Have It
Clifford Wardell Junior had spoken the truth. It weren’t possible to miss the bright yellow house with its deep red shutters and wide eaves. Nestled back from the road and standing tall, it was as fine a home as August had ever seen, and as he turned into the laneway he noticed a small, well-built barn in back of it. Behind that there be a corral what looked to be three or so acres.
An open field what seemed part of the property bordered it, but he didn’t