Everything is Everywhere /// Elijah Mahn

     This Book makes me feel as though I've had something from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The thing in question is Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster. I will state what that is verbatim: "The absolute best drink in the universe is Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster, the effect of which is similar to having your brains smashed out with a slice of lemon, wrapped around a large, gold brick." Despite the fact that everything is finally coming to fruition, Dickens is still painful to read. His metaphors are STILL GOING ON, AND NOT GETTING ANY BETTER! However, now it is at least bearable. But enough on this, It's time to discuss everything that Charles has thrown into a blender, but forgotten to put a lid on.

    Here are several things that are going on, and what we can determine to FINALLY understand what is going on.We have discovered that Mr. Guppy is not a flat character, as he stands up to Mr. Tulkinghorn, congrats, you finally grew a spine! Now go apologize to Esther for being so shallow as to judge her by looks alone. Charles Dickens has also demonstrated that he can even make sunshine sad, when he uses it in the metaphor that foreshadows that Mr. Tulkinghorn's days are numbered. Lady Deadlock and Esther are related, surprising few readers, and both of them are incredibly tactful, as well as related to literally everything in this book. Tulkinghorn keeps getting worse, threatening Lady Dedlock with her story by telling it in public, but omitting the people's names. Richard has continued to make bad decisions, expecting a windfall from the case, to no one's surprise, his giving away the store has left him broke, and in poor standing as far as his prospects go. This is partially due to him being taken advantage of by Mr. Skimpole, who we get to see in further detail, when Mr. Jarndyce and Esther g to his house and see his family. Later, Mr. Jarndyce proposes to Esther... ... and she accepts... ... This is definitely not weird at all, Esther, your guardian proposes to you, and you say yes... Okay then... Moving on, we also see Jo again, and he talks about how Esther attempted to care for him, but he ran away, and was taken to a hospital by Detective Bucket (The weird names continue.) This demonstrates Esther's care for other's who cannot help themselves, even putting herself at risk. Overall, many plots are coming to a head, some have yet to be fulfilled, and some have only just now been introduced.

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