Hmmm...this is perhaps a foolish question, but does it lean more towards the "comedy" side or the "historical manners" side? Because I have the double heresy of being an English major who was bored by Pride and Prejudice and a math major who didn't like Flatland because of all the Victorian satire. :P
It has been pretty funny so far, though, although some of the jokes are easy to miss. Like when Ned started describing Verity in purple prose it was just annoying until I realized he was still time-lagged, haha.
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Date: 2012-10-27 06:47 pm (UTC)It has been pretty funny so far, though, although some of the jokes are easy to miss. Like when Ned started describing Verity in purple prose it was just annoying until I realized he was still time-lagged, haha.