Amiable Dorsai

That shameless hussy!

Oh good, the Three Stooges misconceptions are being replaced by Voltaire's malevolence. I see no downside to this.

I am here to testify that knowing a thing is not necessarily the same as being smart about that thing. Uhhm, because I've seen that in other people, yeah, other people.

I was not expecting wacky hijinks other than the classic shoe drop. This could be fun.

The plot thickens!

They weren't non-existent. Merchant ships sometimes had them. Some of the militia had privately owned cannons that had been used just a dozen years before in the French and Indian War.

Can only move things unintentionally while invisible has a very high slapstick potential.

Funny you should post this on the 250th anniversary of The Battle of Bunker Hill.

Immortals don't seem to know what other immortals are up to until one of them breaks the rules. It may take them a very long time until they all figure out exactly where the boundaries are.

To each his own, I think it's just getting interesting.

Edward may yet find out if he could take on an Immortal.

And Hope gets some insight that she probably didn't need right now. We've seen a few bizarre Immortal forms. What do say about those immortals?

So, we're about to do the Meet Cute. Can Wacky Hijinks be far behind?

I love these Hallmark (TM) moments...

"Hey! This is my hiding place!"

This answers, or begins to answer a question I've been wondering about: Is this form the one Hope wants now, or is just the form that reflects how she was feeling when she reentered our world? I wonder if she'll go for the full-bodied fishnets and fur cape look again?

Yeah, it's been way too long.

He does pretty well, I think, for someone who must be perpetually making things up as he goes. Waking up and finding out that a powerful and maybe not entirely benign entity has been invited to stay in his home has to have been a bit of a shock. Didn't Mrs. Summers once invite a vampire (Spike?) into the house under the impression that he was Buffy's friend? I imagine Edward must be feeling a bit like Buffy did.

Maybe it was Lavender's sense of urgency that Edward mention it to Tedd and Grace before the moving van showed up that threw me. I had thought she would move in right after the dinner.

I don't either. Dan set this up as a big deal, with Tedd learning just how important his contribution to Uryuoms has been. Can't see him doing it offstage. On the other hand, I was thinking she had already moved in. Her continued absence is making me wonder. I do hope we get to see the reception, either way. I'm hoping for another appearance of Will and Gill.

Where's Lavender?!? Seriously, Edward, bringing another person into your household is the sort of thing you discuss with your fiancé before you issue the invitation. Special circumstances I admit. That said, hooray!

Luke's suffering seems to me to be peculiar to his personality. He seems to be a worrier. Or is it that it allows him to see a world he cannot fully enter, and makes him feel inadequate because he can see that others have more power?

Most of my doctors do, anyway.

Wait until she learns about World War II.

Mom's plan b is looking good.