In which I am remarkably out of character

[quoth_the_girl]

During the last meeting of the esteemed Literary League (currently comprised of myself, Sam, Sarah, Charity, and Anne Elisabeth, with satellite member Danielle), we got to talking about literary characters we sighed over when we were young. Anne Elisabeth and I said we should definitely write our book heart-throbs up for our blogs, particularly

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[spiritoffire86]

Horatio Hornblower - deadly to all things French. Would he not kill you too? Considering that you are of an inferior bloodline...

[quoth_the_girl]

Ahh, but you clearly have not read the books/seen the movies. He actually has a bit of thing for a French girl. :P

Hey grammar nazi...

[spiritoffire86]

you have missed something. Check your reply. :-p

Re: Hey grammar nazi...

[quoth_the_girl]

*headdesk*

[ext_564836]

"Call me!"

HAHAHAHAHA! That had me dying!!!

It amuses me how many crushes we shared . . . Sherlock Holmes. Sydney Carton (though I came to love Mr. Carton much later. I think I was 18 when I finally sat down and read Two Cities. It was a doomed romance even so.)

This might have been the funniest thing I've read in forever! Great to see your girly side induldged . . . now I'm off to link this on my blog!

" . . . and yeah, I realize Martin the Warrior was a mouse, but if I were a rodent I bet things would’ve worked out between us. "

Too much funny!!!

[quoth_the_girl]

Always glad to entertain! :P Thanks for the link!

I'm telling you, Martin was pretty dreamy...