Willoughby, you scoundrel

Posted by kat n. on October 13, 1997 at 10:58:09:

In response to Marianne's Fall, written by Lynne on October 09, 1997 at 22:50:12

I agree Marianne is gasping, and probably not just from pain, but I can't help but think it's from shock, perhaps with some newly awakened pleasure as well. After all, Willoughby was taking great liberties for that time. Surely another man would have helped her home and allowed her mother and sisters, or the doctor, to examine her ankle. But, taking liberties with young innocents is what Willoughby does best.

REPLIES:

• Scene as Portrayed in the Book Lynne 00:28:04 10/14/97 (6)
  • Modesty has its limits Jessamyn 23:19:01 10/14/97 (0)
  • In defence of Will! And I'm not joking. Cassandra 12:06:18 10/14/97 (4)
    • Defending Will some more Arnessa 01:22:14 10/16/97 (3)
      • carrying Marianne Sherry 10:46:31 10/17/97 (2)
        • Was that intentional? Arnessa 13:53:59 10/19/97 (1)
          • Carrying Marianne, More thoughts.... Lynne 01:42:59 10/20/97 (0)

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