I said obsessive interest in Jaime by BJR.

Maybe I'm being 'sensitive' to the underlying homosexual story line - the implied relationship between BJR and Sandringham, interest in Jaime by Sandringham, and the obsessive interest in Jaime by BJR - when the king told BJR to approach Sandringham on his knees…and said that several times. I thought the king was…

Ha! Good thing I wasn't drinking anything or it would be sprayed all over the screen!

I kept thinking that it's entirely possible in that dual that Jamie could be killed. I didn't catch that she was too concerned about that, but focused much more on Frank. I think if I were Jaime, I'd notice not so much the concern for Frank's later birth, but (ETA - not so much concern for) my possible immediate…

I was thinking she'd assume they were for cooking. At least that's what I thought at first. Never heard of Apostles' spoons before.

Are you from Haiti?

There are some camera angles when Alex certainly bears a family type of resemblance to BJR.

Maybe there will be some storytelling via flashback(s).

That's a type of birthmark.

If there was a port wine stain on the hand of the one removing the 'cotter pin' as is mentioned in another post, and also seen on the hand of an assailant, it's likely they were on a mission.

I read DIA last year, and don't recall much except for a few very important plot points. I just couldn't get into it as a book as I could with Outlander and Voyager.

As if the Comte was in some way responsible for what was happening?

Good catch!

I don't remember, but I seem to recall thinking that Master Raymond had to be a time traveler but nothing ever obviously pointed in that direction. This line in the series was the first that seemed to be a solid indication, as I recall.

Wow! I was off! No, haven't taken on any of the other DG books.

No I haven't, I looked it up and found several references. I am assuming you are referring to the one with Lilith and Lucifer?

Yeah - lots of waiting until later to find out what's going on.

We don't really know, but dame blanche in folklore is sort of a witch-like person.

I agree with you, but I think the last time, the one that Jaime is burdened about because he felt some pleasure in not feeling pain, BJR could easily view as consensual.

I can't wait until we see him without that wig. I just can't get past all that hair cropping up around his face.