by pocketrocket
Love these characters. I don't even care that a good portion of each scene is repeated when perspectives are switched. Here hoping that after postcards, you get inspired with a short novella regarding the movie editing and property group.
i agree with the previous commentator how much fun is pr's writing style. And I actually enjoy the repetition of the character's POV's. Each person has a different perception of the action. That to me is interesting.
As Sheila's importance was recognized I notices the subtle and not so subtle shifts in the way
they were treated. I love the way the passive and dominant positions changed almost non-verbally. I prefer a strong male presence, albeit a loving and caring one, although Sheila would be at ease in either position. Somehow I have missed the significance of the 'umbrella' reference. Judy
Sean has the heavy flogger in the umbrella pouch of his briefcase. Once he showed it to Sheila, rain references took on a double meaning. This happened at one of the airports. It became a running gag between them.