Doubly so, since Martin is innocent of any sort of flirtatious intent. Dora may not *intend* to do anything, but she's happy enough to act like she is, and then freaks on Martin.
Faye's always been a pretty straight-talker, though, and she was totally the right person to deliver that metaphorical right cross. (And yes, I totally snorted at the comment on the Cliff Notes for Faye being too thick to slide under a door. Oh Sven, we know it wasn't on purpose, but you're going to regret that one for the rest of your life. Interesting enough to see that Faye may have been good for him in unintentional ways.)
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
timeasmymeasure
no subject
Faye's always been a pretty straight-talker, though, and she was totally the right person to deliver that metaphorical right cross. (And yes, I totally snorted at the comment on the Cliff Notes for Faye being too thick to slide under a door. Oh Sven, we know it wasn't on purpose, but you're going to regret that one for the rest of your life. Interesting enough to see that Faye may have been good for him in unintentional ways.)