I believe he's correct in his assessment. Peter Parker vanished from the city around this time last year.
You should make a point of getting to know him if he ever comes back. He was a researcher like us, and he compiled a very thorough document about the town.
It's also funny because while obviously Ford is talking about Peter, really he could be talking about either of the two high-strung musicians here, and Fiddleford does not fully realize the irony. It's sort of like they just threw a crossfire of implications over each others' heads.]
I noticed that. I've been trying to keep up with him, keep us both busy. I got him to actually pick up the guitar for the first time in what must have been a while, considering how dusty it was.
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cryptograms) wrote2021-09-04 07:34 pm
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Funny, he introduced himself as the only Peter left.
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I believe he's correct in his assessment. Peter Parker vanished from the city around this time last year.
You should make a point of getting to know him if he ever comes back. He was a researcher like us, and he compiled a very thorough document about the town.
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I'll keep it in mind.
Tell you the truth given the option I'd rather talk music with Peter Graham.
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I hadn't realized he was a musician!
That's good. He's rather high strung, so it's good for him to have something to focus on.
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It's also funny because while obviously Ford is talking about Peter, really he could be talking about either of the two high-strung musicians here, and Fiddleford does not fully realize the irony. It's sort of like they just threw a crossfire of implications over each others' heads.]
I noticed that. I've been trying to keep up with him, keep us both busy. I got him to actually pick up the guitar for the first time in what must have been a while, considering how dusty it was.
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That's unfortunate, though I suppose it's not surprising with how relentless the town can be.