I am now listening to Thief of Time and I was wondering about Death and Susan. Does Susan love her Grandfather Death or just tolerate him? During this book she has the realization that all they have is each other during one of their conversation, she constantly tries to wind him up, and always seems frustrated by him. So to me it seems she doesn’t love him, but just tolerate him. Then we see that Death has a To the Greatest Grand Dad mug on his desk and memories of xylophone music in his memories, which to me means she loves him. I am not doubting that he loves her. Just more her about him. What do you think?
Death and Susan
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Isn't the audiobook version of "Thief of Time" marvelous? Briggs' voicings are all excellent, but (hope you've gotten there) the way he voices the squabbling auditors is absolutely spot on. I can't imagine them sounding like anything else.
Anyway, to your question, the evidence that Susan's feeling for Death go beyond mere toleration sits on the Grim Reaper's desk at the beginning of the book--the mug of tea embossed with "World's Greatest Grandad."
J-I-B
Anyway, to your question, the evidence that Susan's feeling for Death go beyond mere toleration sits on the Grim Reaper's desk at the beginning of the book--the mug of tea embossed with "World's Greatest Grandad."
J-I-B
J-I-B said:
poohcarrot said:
Jan Van Quirm said:
poohcarrot said:
I love Jan and J-I*b and SW, but I constantly try to wind them up. 
Works for me smartypants - looking forward to the next one
They've gone stark raving Tonto - run for your lives! 8) Jeff - you're never gonna make me like Moist - he's a total git 
Anyway - where are you taking me smartypants? Do I need a posh frock and/or unpredictable corsetry... :twisted:
