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blamebrampton) wrote2010-06-29 05:40 pm
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TREACLE! OUR FANDOMS HAVE COLLIDED!
It is quite probable that only
treacle_tartlet will understand why this made me bark with laughter.
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Ethan's father, whose name may be Sergei Karamakov, is a famous choreographer who travels the world shouting at people, from what I can gather.
Tara's accident occured after she and Christian had an afternoon off and went to Clifton Gardens together, where they started off playing beach cricket and ended up snogging wildly. They were on the late ferry back, and ran in time to get back for their gala performances, not knowing the performances had been brought forward and thus they had already missed their chance.
Just as they made it to the wharves, Tara missed her footing on a step and fell. Now I must say that having had both one of the injuries she sustained and several of the types of accidents she did it in: I call bullshit. She could have dislocated her patella falling that way, but there is no way she could have broken her femur.
Also, when Christian carries her into the school, she has her knee bent sharply at first, then out straight later. When someone changes the position of your knee while you have a dislocated patella, you both scream a lot and cause them physical pain, as an orthopaedic specialist in Royal Sussex County Hospital can attest, having worn my other pointe shoe in his ribs.
And Miss Rein is Tara Morice! I had no idea! (Their little Russian character teacher is exactly like one of mine -- it's spooky!)
I recognise that my encyclopaedic knowledge of this show is tragic, but comfort myself in the certainty I will forget it soon enough ;-)
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I did not recognise her, either, but as it turns out she is several years older than I thought. And that poor doctor ... it was involuntary! He took it very well and said he would remember to remove patients' shoes in future.