Yay, Bardolph! He makes total sense as a double (triple? quadruple?) agent/agent provacateur. I can just imagine the dispatches he would be writing on all of them.
I love this bit about Edward. . . And at the moment, the younger Duke of York's not disposed to manage information on his own breakfast, let alone the heir to the realm--
. . .because that fits (Bardolph is very observant!) I love the scenes with Neville and Mrs. Quickly as well. As in all good spy fiction, it's what DOESN'T get said that matters.
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Date: 2012-09-03 10:47 pm (UTC)I love this bit about Edward. . .
And at the moment, the younger Duke of York's not disposed to manage information on his own breakfast, let alone the heir to the realm--
. . .because that fits (Bardolph is very observant!) I love the scenes with Neville and Mrs. Quickly as well. As in all good spy fiction, it's what DOESN'T get said that matters.
Thanks so much for writing this!