We’re just discussing details of Bronte’s wedding.” Rose’s…
““We’re just discussing details of Bronte’s wedding.” Rose’s lips curved as she walked toward him. “Gentlemen discussing wedding details? I think the world must be ending.” Picking up his glass, she took a drink of lemonade. It was an innocent, innocuous gesture-and one of the most arousing things he’d ever seen. Archer chuckled, seemingly obviously to Grey’s dumb state. “Lucifer is putting on his ice skates as we speak. And on that note, I’m afraid it is time for me to take my leave. I promised Mama I would escort both she and Bronte to the ball tonight, and I have yet to find a suitable mask.” “I look forward to trying to ascertain your identity this evening,” Rose remarked with a smile that seemed only slightly strained. Regardless, the sight filled Grey with unease. “As do I.” Archer bowed over her hand before leaning down to whisper, “Arse,” in Grey’s ear and punched him in the arm. Hard. Sometimes, Grey hated his brother.””
About This Quote
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A character humorously comments on the absurdity of discussing wedding details amid looming catastrophe, highlighting irony and tension.
In simple terms: A witty remark about wedding talk during crisis.
Notice irony, stay aware of context.
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When to use this quote
- social gatherings
- family obligations
- secret identities
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does humor affect perception of crisis?
- What does the mask symbolize?
The humor may downplay serious underlying issues.