ext_63696 (
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2010-11-13 09:31 pm (UTC)
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I love this.
However, in this sentence, "Sam watches, almost bemused, when Adam hurls his boots at the bathroom door after it slams too hard." I think you meant amused (aroused to mirth), not bemused (bewildered).
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However, in this sentence, "Sam watches, almost bemused, when Adam hurls his boots at the bathroom door after it slams too hard." I think you meant amused (aroused to mirth), not bemused (bewildered).