I'd like a version where Nick is incautiously in the village one Sunday and chastised by someone with "Shouldn't you be in church?" and then is forced to join the Marlow pew, but pretend to be Lawrie while simultaneously being outraged by Lawrie's version of her.
"Surely she didn't look quite so pious! All those bowed heads and sincere expressions were best left to Ann."
Re: Mothers and religion
I'd like a version where Nick is incautiously in the village one Sunday and chastised by someone with "Shouldn't you be in church?" and then is forced to join the Marlow pew, but pretend to be Lawrie while simultaneously being outraged by Lawrie's version of her.
"Surely she didn't look quite so pious! All those bowed heads and sincere expressions were best left to Ann."