I don't even really see how this counts as an implicit attraction...

[nerilamen]

"O my darling, my darling, my darling! Please hear me. The only one I have ever loved at all, the only one who has ever loved me ... O Tom, my darling! don't forget it. If you know how I love you, how I have loved you in all my jealous, morbid moods, in all my exacting selfishness, -O Tom! my darling, my darling! Can't you say one word, one

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[glasgow_quango]

When was this written? The style is similar to Dracula (which is a terribly written book, by the way. No wonder Bram Stoker is known only for it). Every character except for the title one is such a perfect specimen of a human being (I guess the Count is disqualified, since SPOILER ALERT, he isn't really one), that they've all spent quite a bit of the novel congratulating each other on how awesome they all are, along with rehashing the plot every step of the way.

Anyway, Dracula is a Victorian novel. Is yours the from same time period?

[nerilamen]

Yeah, that's about the right period, if i recall correctly.

I've never read dracula. I feel like i ought to, just cause i like vampire myths. But i've heard its pretty awful. then again, I like awful books, so...