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...one may be disinterested on one's good actions, and yet feel discontent that they are not recognised.

-the warden, ch 13

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Notes to self; the warden Chapter 12

Lots of thoughts here.

Firstly, Mr.Bold... I am yet again disappointed in him. After what happened in chapter 11, I cane forward feeling elated and excited for what was going to happen (just like him I believe) only to be disappointed.

In the very beginning of the story, I believed that he brought the case up against Mr. Harding out of a need for justice to be served, but I am now beginning to believe otherwise. Bold is more concerned about what others think of him, rather than injuring an innocent man or potentially being unjust. This is truly the biggest contrast to Mr.Harding and his philosophy that I love so much.

As for Dr.Grantly; he is an incredibly persuasive character. His eloquence is by far his biggest strength. He was able to win the argument with Mr. Bold before it even started. He completely crushed Mr. Bold, and made his arguments sound like a child's tantrum. Despite my bitter feelings towards Mr. Bold, I did come to feel bad for him, as I have been in a position similar to his before.

This truly shows you the power of words and how much it helps to be well-spoken.

Lastly, when Mr. Bold leaves in a fit of anger, he is quite obviously outraged by insult, and not by any form of injustice, which makes his purpose that much more shallow.

I wonder if Mr. Bold will have a moment of realisation/redemption

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Note to self; The Warden ch9

It is extremely frustrating how convincing, logical, and well thought out the arguments of Dr.Grantly are. Eventhough everything he says is true, I can't help but disagree with him.

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Note to self; The Warden Chapter 7

I am disappointed in John Bold. Initially, it seemed to me that he genuinely wanted to do what was right, and even though it might be hurting a friend, it is nice that he is able to stand for what he thinks is right. Although this might still be the case, I don't like the way he goes on about it.

Mary Bold's opinion on the matter (chapter 6) is mine exactly.

To add to that, I don't think it is right to be happy about the article that came out in the Jupiter, especially when it aims at humiliating a kind old friend of his in front of 200,000 people from the area of barchester. Especially not when he has no way to refute what was written on it without having even more fingers pointing at him.

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¡una criatura con sesos de mosquito!

-cianuro Espumoso, [libro primero] cap VI

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No es posible sostener la pasión, el fuego,q un grado tan febril en asuntos que se prolongan demasiado

-Cianuro Espumoso, [libro primero] cap VI

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It is much less difficult for the sufferer to be generous than for the opresdor

-the warden, ch 6

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Una avispa zumbaba cerca de él. La miró, distraído. Se había metido en un tarro de mermelada e intentaba escapar de nuevo. Como yo, pensó, se ha dejado tentar por la dulzura y ahora no puede escapar, ¡Pobre bicho!

Agatha Christie

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Pero la fuerza de Victor Drake era fuerza del diablo. Capaz era de hacer que el mal pareciera divertido

-cianuro espumoso, [libro primero] cap IV (4)

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Y Jorge nada vio, nada notó.

-cianuro espumoso, [libro primero] cap 4 (IV)

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La Ruth que regresó a la oficina no era exactamente la misma que saliera -

-cianuro espumoso, [libro primero] cap 4 (IV)

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Sintió despertar en su pecho un resentimiento apasionado...

-cianuro espumoso, [libro primero] cap 4 (IV)

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La gente que muchas veces amenaza con suicidarse nunca lo hace...

-cianuro espumoso, (Jeorge) [libro primero] cap 3

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...verdadera ovejita sin voluntad propia...

-cianuro espumoso, [libro primero] cap 2

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Hereditas mi dinero de todas formas ...

-cianuro espumoso, (mari-rosa) [libro primero] cap 1

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And when trouble does come calling, rightly or wrongly, faith in God softens the blow and turns it into a better purpose.

-the betrothed, ch 38

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...we should think less about feeling good and more about doing good, and thus end up feeling better.

-the betrothed, ch38