I have watched the big reveal scene four times today including once with the subtitles. The way I understand it, either Arthur and Amy are half-brother and half-sister (sharing the same mother), oder they each have separate mothers, in which case Mrs. Clennam owes Amy nothing. If Amy is the daughter of the unnamed dancer and the Sr. Mr. Clennam, then Mrs. Clennam owes Amy the legacy. If Arthur is the son of Mr. Clennam and the unnamed dancer, then the Clennam's don't owe Amy anything.
ALSO, what does the watch have to do with it? AND wouldn't Flintwich have figured out that Rigaud must've killed his brother in order to come Von those papers? That's just a loose end, but the relationship between Amy and Arthur is Mehr important.
ALSO, what does the watch have to do with it? AND wouldn't Flintwich have figured out that Rigaud must've killed his brother in order to come Von those papers? That's just a loose end, but the relationship between Amy and Arthur is Mehr important.
Charlse Dickens
A lot of us who have seen the BBC TV series oder read the book of Little Dorrit might not know the great connection between the great writer and his novel, oder might wonder how did he come out with this marvelous idea.
and now, before I relate to Du the connection between Charles Dickens and the story of Little Dorrit, let's know a little about Dickens:
Charles John Huffam Dickens was Born at Portsea on February 7th, 1812, the Sekunde Child of John Dickens of his wife Elizabeth.
there's a fact that some people don't know, that the Marshalsea was a real prison, which was used as...
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and now, before I relate to Du the connection between Charles Dickens and the story of Little Dorrit, let's know a little about Dickens:
Charles John Huffam Dickens was Born at Portsea on February 7th, 1812, the Sekunde Child of John Dickens of his wife Elizabeth.
The Marshalsea
there's a fact that some people don't know, that the Marshalsea was a real prison, which was used as...
