What do the captions have for the rest of the line? Because I've always understood it to be "They're students at the conservatory, and very talented." I think I parsed the quick-and-not-all-that-precisely-articulated first word as "they're" mostly because I can't make grammatical sense of the line otherwise. Unless the "and" were something else.
Rot Lacroix and his evil machinations! ;-)
Indeed!
You know the "street" in those flashbacks is actually indoors, right? I got a guided tour of that Trinity College building (a couple blocks from the ROM) from a FORKNI-L listmate on one of my visits to Toronto. I'm ashamed to say I can't clearly recall either which visit or which listmate! The tavern and the courtroom are both the same common room -- she called it the "JCS" but I can't remember what it stands for -- and the "street" is the hallway outside it, complete with the lamps on the wall.
Of all the clevernesses of location scouting ever brought to my attention, that one has to be my favorite.
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What do the captions have for the rest of the line? Because I've always understood it to be "They're students at the conservatory, and very talented." I think I parsed the quick-and-not-all-that-precisely-articulated first word as "they're" mostly because I can't make grammatical sense of the line otherwise. Unless the "and" were something else.
Rot Lacroix and his evil machinations! ;-)
Indeed!
You know the "street" in those flashbacks is actually indoors, right? I got a guided tour of that Trinity College building (a couple blocks from the ROM) from a FORKNI-L listmate on one of my visits to Toronto. I'm ashamed to say I can't clearly recall either which visit or which listmate! The tavern and the courtroom are both the same common room -- she called it the "JCS" but I can't remember what it stands for -- and the "street" is the hallway outside it, complete with the lamps on the wall.
Of all the clevernesses of location scouting ever brought to my attention, that one has to be my favorite.