Oh, that is just fun. I had a huge grin on my face all the way through. In fact, I am still smiling as I type. :-D
I especially loved Diya and her camel; the way the best way to show appreciation to a fellow engineer is to challenge everything he or she says, so it can be improved; the logistics of the sea battle; and the logical extension of Peter not wanting Lucy to take her cordial "commonly" to the wars being his bullheaded determination to suffer through the natural healing of his own wounds.
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Date: 2011-08-23 04:05 am (UTC)I especially loved Diya and her camel; the way the best way to show appreciation to a fellow engineer is to challenge everything he or she says, so it can be improved; the logistics of the sea battle; and the logical extension of Peter not wanting Lucy to take her cordial "commonly" to the wars being his bullheaded determination to suffer through the natural healing of his own wounds.