An excellent idea which I took to heart. Went through it and on Larkspur now.
(It's a little hard to winnow out. You should connect them as a series, Gary.)
I do find it funny the military was using radio encryption back in the '50's and you could listen to federal agents in the clear if you knew the frequency and had a receiver which would pick it up as late as the 1990's.
Vane was forged in World War I, but he was a monster before then. It just whetted his appetite.
This is a man who sent boys over the top at the Somme and called it 'character building.'
Knowing the abuses at Kincora Boys' Home, it isn't hard to imagine at least some of these borstals were used the same way and were much more easily and successfully covered up.
The geometry of cold and the architecture of need. Calloway is finding his way of working the understandings.
Carter is looking after him as much as he can. It's not much, but better than nothing.
The French gifted a ship to Captain John Paul Jones to use against the British. He named it Bonhomme Richard to honor his friend Benjamin Franklin. He shouted his famous "I have not yet begun to fight" from her deck.