I...I don't think I need my neck anymore

Sometimes, but only sometimes, your situation can be fixed with a really good cup of tea!

did... did a Masterpiece character write this?

Also tell me in the tags cos it doesn't show people's names on votes :3

thank god for books. life is worth living when there are books

there is no 'base accent' so like all of this is entirely subjective tbc, just based on what people around you say and how you think you sound

pick whichever language you want to answer in if you're multi-lingual

it’s just the fact that it never even occurs to Mr. Drewe to tell his wife the truth about Marigold…he would literally do anything to avoid telling her…

I always assumed he didn’t want to tell Mrs. Drewe that Marigold was Edith’s daughter because he was worried that she might translate “Marigold is really Edith’s daughter that I decided we, of all people, should adopt and then proceeded to lie to you about the circumstances involved for as long as I could” to “I had an affair with Edith and Marigold is our child”.

Yeah, that's what I thought, too. Remember, this is the same random farmer that Edith had a bit of a flirtation with, back during the war when she decided to be a Land Girl for a week--and his wife saw it.

No, that was a different farmer. Mr. Drake was the name of the farmer that she got (very briefly) involved with during WWI. (I've mixed them up too.)

it’s just the fact that it never even occurs to Mr. Drewe to tell his wife the truth about Marigold…he would literally do anything to avoid telling her…

I always assumed he didn’t want to tell Mrs. Drewe that Marigold was Edith’s daughter because he was worried that she might translate “Marigold is really Edith’s daughter that I decided we, of all people, should adopt and then proceeded to lie to you about the circumstances involved for as long as I could” to “I had an affair with Edith and Marigold is our child”.

If its more than one of these, vote the one that was strongest and/or lasted the longest.

I wanted to be a marine illustrator !! Like for textbooks n stuff

saw a poll about dry/humid heat and like OBVIOUSLY everyone preferred dry heat but. would love to know what everyone considers to be “too hot”

me personally it’s a hard cutoff at 75°F. don’t need anything more than that thank you 🫶🫶🫶

overruled 👩‍⚖️

this does not apply if you wear exclusively leggings. Those things tear all the time you need like a million on standby