Post by reluedders on Jun 9, 2024 0:12:08 GMT
From what I've read in the first 1/2 of the novel, Lovett & Guinevere's relationship is very strange to me. I made note of a couple times where it seems like 2 middle school or high schoolers trying to flirt with each other, but not wanting to let the other one know they like each other. **I might just be spending too much time at my job!**.
For instance, when Lovett is trying to pay her to clean the bathroom, the banter back & forth is very immature. Then, when he's in her apartment, and she all of a sudden asks him, in the middle of their conversation, to go get her a soda and pay for it himself. It was not a conversation that I would picture adults having. I understand that he doesn't remember his past, but it seems from the rest of the novel that he knows how to conduct himself.
Looking back on the quotes I noted, it does seem more like Guinevere's the more childish one, but still. Anyone else notice or think about this?
For instance, when Lovett is trying to pay her to clean the bathroom, the banter back & forth is very immature. Then, when he's in her apartment, and she all of a sudden asks him, in the middle of their conversation, to go get her a soda and pay for it himself. It was not a conversation that I would picture adults having. I understand that he doesn't remember his past, but it seems from the rest of the novel that he knows how to conduct himself.
Looking back on the quotes I noted, it does seem more like Guinevere's the more childish one, but still. Anyone else notice or think about this?
