I take the attitude that canon Heatherfield is obviously in Wyoming. Interpol just happens to also be the name of the County PD, somehow. (Yes, I'm aware that counties probably don't run much to police departments.)
*Defers rambling on FBI and kidnapping in America.*
Following Wolves, she did Battersea, which introduced series mainstay Dido Twite.
Demographics a) can be political b) can have fiddly issues with measurement, and might thus be an area where wiki can't be trusted. I dunno where exactly my senses of 'this is built up' and 'this is too many people' are. My area was significantly less built up in the past.
I'm having trouble ordering some of my thoughts. These include increased wealth, and decreased cost of beef, and chicken, rural poor and wildlife, and the extent to which local choices about diet might inform a girl's cultural awareness of how much food might be on a Bullfrog. Oh well, if the dormouse really is the size of my forearm, I'm much less interested in the question of whether frogs get any bigger than that.
Edit: have recovered a little of my brains
Things had not significantly improved a week later, after I had given Will my completed report to hand in to Professor Collins. With Taranee's guidance I was fairly sure if would reflect the amout of work that I had put into it.
maybe guidance, amount
"Well the dress works... although maybe it would work better if we were a bit... well, you know." I didn't comment on the boots which she was completely right.
I'd guess either about which or right about
"Thanks a bunch." She looked over at our friend. "Wha do you think?"
Maybe Wha' or What
I half-closed my eyes, thinking of the girl under discussion. We'd only met once and it wasn't under the best of circumstances but... I hadn't seen a monster either. She'd been an enemy and as far as I knew, she still was. But other than that she'd not really been so very different from any of the other girls I knew.
I'm thinking some of Column A, human evil and the extent to which all humans tend to be monsters. Some of Column B, humans being pretty set in their ways, and not necessarily all that prone to changes in nature. Probably little, if any, of Column C, excellent friends who are still capable of fighting each other to the death if the causes they are devoted to come into conflict. (I kinda of think this sort of friendship might need to be built on a shared awareness of the possibility for such scenarios to work. Cornelia does not seem to have been aware of such. Plus, not exactly the most common form of friendship between teenage girls.)
(Question: If Elyon was Cornelia's friend, and is also Vera, how did Vera end up 'friends' with Will. Manipulative plan?)
"Are you sure that's a good idea?" Will leant back and looked up at me. "Last time you went out you came back in tears."
I guess leant is the right word.
*Defers rambling on FBI and kidnapping in America.*
Following Wolves, she did Battersea, which introduced series mainstay Dido Twite.
Demographics a) can be political b) can have fiddly issues with measurement, and might thus be an area where wiki can't be trusted. I dunno where exactly my senses of 'this is built up' and 'this is too many people' are. My area was significantly less built up in the past.
I'm having trouble ordering some of my thoughts. These include increased wealth, and decreased cost of beef, and chicken, rural poor and wildlife, and the extent to which local choices about diet might inform a girl's cultural awareness of how much food might be on a Bullfrog. Oh well, if the dormouse really is the size of my forearm, I'm much less interested in the question of whether frogs get any bigger than that.
Edit: have recovered a little of my brains
Things had not significantly improved a week later, after I had given Will my completed report to hand in to Professor Collins. With Taranee's guidance I was fairly sure if would reflect the amout of work that I had put into it.
maybe guidance, amount
"Well the dress works... although maybe it would work better if we were a bit... well, you know." I didn't comment on the boots which she was completely right.
I'd guess either about which or right about
"Thanks a bunch." She looked over at our friend. "Wha do you think?"
Maybe Wha' or What
I half-closed my eyes, thinking of the girl under discussion. We'd only met once and it wasn't under the best of circumstances but... I hadn't seen a monster either. She'd been an enemy and as far as I knew, she still was. But other than that she'd not really been so very different from any of the other girls I knew.
I'm thinking some of Column A, human evil and the extent to which all humans tend to be monsters. Some of Column B, humans being pretty set in their ways, and not necessarily all that prone to changes in nature. Probably little, if any, of Column C, excellent friends who are still capable of fighting each other to the death if the causes they are devoted to come into conflict. (I kinda of think this sort of friendship might need to be built on a shared awareness of the possibility for such scenarios to work. Cornelia does not seem to have been aware of such. Plus, not exactly the most common form of friendship between teenage girls.)
(Question: If Elyon was Cornelia's friend, and is also Vera, how did Vera end up 'friends' with Will. Manipulative plan?)
"Are you sure that's a good idea?" Will leant back and looked up at me. "Last time you went out you came back in tears."
I guess leant is the right word.