It took at least 5 readings, but I finally worked out that the Moles had something to do with the Rule of Three just before you posted the upcoming chapter title... about the Moles.
Now, I really, *really* must go back and read about the Moles again in the earlier chapters. I did not see that one coming at all until this mention here.
As for Tebbitt's poetical thoughts, funny enough, when I was reading your first post from this morning, Ruth, I was listening to the soundtrack from "Bright Star", in which Ben Whishaw (as Keats) was reciting "Ode to a Nightingale" among other things. Perhaps it will be his voice I hear whenever Tebbitt is spouting poetry.
But truly, I love how you added the poetry into the last chapter. It really does give us more insight in Tebbitt's character other than the fact that he's sometimes whiny and crude.
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Now, I really, *really* must go back and read about the Moles again in the earlier chapters. I did not see that one coming at all until this mention here.
As for Tebbitt's poetical thoughts, funny enough, when I was reading your first post from this morning, Ruth, I was listening to the soundtrack from "Bright Star", in which Ben Whishaw (as Keats) was reciting "Ode to a Nightingale" among other things. Perhaps it will be his voice I hear whenever Tebbitt is spouting poetry.
But truly, I love how you added the poetry into the last chapter. It really does give us more insight in Tebbitt's character other than the fact that he's sometimes whiny and crude.