#i got neddie on da brain

[mental-mouthful]

there is something about the way Edward Little just seems to... fade into the background of the narrative.

on my initial reading of the book he was just another name that I recognized, no emotional attachment or investment in. in the show he looked like half the background cast. and I can't help but feel like that's part of his tragedy.

Edward little is a force in the narrative, an unseen servant. i always could trust on the task getting done when they were delgated to little. without ever needing to look closer into the man himself. "ah well, little's got it. it'll get done, no need to worry about that”

he is a perfect cog in the machine, well functioning and out of sight.

and i wonder if crozier saw him that way too ...

hm. idk i was right at a breakthrough and I lost it. ah well