Talk:The Miserable Mill

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[edit] Please clarify

I've just cleaned up a bit. A few points....

  • "Klaus[....] breaks his glasses, and is sent to see an eye doctor."

Dr. Orwell, I presume?

  • "When Klaus returns, hours later, he acts very strangely."

Please define "acts very strangely". I've added " as if in a trance", but I'm only guessing....

  • "Orwell falls into the path of the buzz saw, slicing her."

I presume that she didn't survive? Her death would certainly be a development worth mentioning....

  • "Foreman Flacutono (who is the bald-headed man in diguise)"

This means nothing without context, and so I've removed it.

TheMadBaron 15:17, 29 September 2006 (UTC)

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BetacommandBot (talk) 19:08, 2 January 2008 (UTC)