QUESTION for CINDY: The Toad seems to know Thrawny, even called him Alex, and Thrawny said the only people who knew him as Alex were Joan and Jamie, so isn't Jamie running a very big risk by involving Thrawny in the scene at The Club and then allowing the Toad to live after interrogation? It seems he's risking not only Thrawny's, but Joan's life as well. Another question: "Christ on a piece of toast" - where does that come from? Isn't that something Claire says as well? Is it a common phrase in the UK? -- Cindy's Cottage

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Date Posted: 19:02:22 09/24/07 Mon
Author: Denise
Subject: QUESTION for CINDY: The Toad seems to know Thrawny, even called him Alex, and Thrawny said the only people who knew him as Alex were Joan and Jamie, so isn't Jamie running a very big risk by involving Thrawny in the scene at The Club and then allowing the Toad to live after interrogation? It seems he's risking not only Thrawny's, but Joan's life as well. Another question: "Christ on a piece of toast" - where does that come from? Isn't that something Claire says as well? Is it a common phrase in the UK?
In reply to: Carla 's message, "Chapter 37: Zorba and Company Despite the deadly serious nature of his task, I found myself smiling at the image of Jamie as "Zorba, The Greek" in this chapter. Then I had a vision of Jamie in his get-up and Casey as the priest pulling off some scheme together and laughed out loud. Now, on to the questions." on 08:39:50 09/24/07 Mon

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