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Wonderful as always, but this bit is weird. It looks like it should either be "to show, at last, some...", or "to show at least some teenage...". They both mean basically the same, but you should probably decide on just one of them
Wonderful as always, but this bit is weird. It looks like it should either be "to show, at last, some...", or "to show at least some teenage...". They both mean basically the same, but you should probably decide on just one of them
Well, a disaster that destroys a city would have to be called a metropocalypsePoor Esposito and Ryan, the people explaining demons etc to them are arguing over how many apocalypses they have stopped. That is terrifying. I got to agree with castle and dawn here though, if it's just a town at risk it's quite a long way off being an apocalypse
I don't think so, since 'apocalypse' is from the Greek for 'revelation,' which I think was the book in the Bible where the end of the world was predicted. So, any time the murderer is revealed at the end of a mystery novel, that's technically an 'apocalypse.'Well, a disaster that destroys a city would have to be called a metropocalypse
The Apocralypse is indeed used in early Discworld storiesSo it's' current meaning has drifted from the original....
It's an apochryphal apocalypse or...
An apochryalypse.
Castle... somehow I suspect that your lady-friends might not have appreciated that particular spurt of humor."I didn't think people took 'puppy mill' that literary," Castle said a moment later, staring at the blood-covered tools and tables.
minor oopsie"That's probably the closest 'out in the woods' area to New York you can find," Rick commented a few hours later
"And how can we explain that connection? 'Our human bloodhound smelled wolf' will not gio over well with the DA." Kate shook her head.
Good chapter - as always.
Those poor wolves, getting the fear of Vi put into them...
Castle... somehow I suspect that your lady-friends might not have appreciated that particular spurt of humor.