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Old 06-07-2011, 01:05 PM   #65
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@CWatkinsNash,

The best example of that was a Haegar book "The Secret Bride". It's a historical fiction about Mary Tudor -- who married against her brother Henry VIII's wishes -- and the first chapter was her as a little girl loftily proclaiming that HE CAN'T CONTROL HER HEART.

Excessive foreshadowing. Gah.
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