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Date Posted: 09:15:46 12/07/07 Fri
Author: maddiej
Subject: He did think that Gerald would see him again at Medmenham, and expose him to the Hellfire Club. Gerald had been invited to join them, and George didn't know he'd refused. Still nasty, but he did think he had a reason.
In reply to: Jane 's message, "Well, George did have Robert Gerald killed just because he'd made a pass at him and he "might" somehow find out his name and expose him. He obviously had no problem with the initiation cost of belonging to the Hellfire club, I was furious at how callous he was about the dead young girl John woke to find in the room with him, and in the end he DID try to kill John. Not a whole lot to like about him IMHO. ;-)" on 20:05:42 12/06/07 Thu


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