All Comments on 'Bastille Day Ch. 03'

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biotecbiotecalmost 11 years ago
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smirk BAD WORD over used

leBonhommeleBonhommealmost 11 years agoAuthor
Too much smirking?

Wouldn't you in such situations smirk? I would, and others would: talking about sex; hearing innuendos; in response to invitations to do something; and, and and.

Maybe the problem is that a day or more of interaction is compressed into half an hour's reading.

mBrowmBrowalmost 11 years ago
Rather provocative! <smirk>

I think 'smirk' can often be sexy, erotic. If it fits the situation, let it go! Other words are much used, without our complaint: the, we, I, group ... In the story context,'smirk' implies humor based on shared awareness of a situation, often naughty or sexual. And these folks are certainly sexual!

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