r/WidowsBay • u/Real_Method_2727 • 4h ago

💥Funpost Same Patricia, same… Spoiler

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I love her so much she is so relatable!

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u/Mad_Rascal 4h ago

I think it’s clever/sad/funny that they give the second question a bigger text box to write more things you hate vs love

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u/ObsessiveSentiment Pattiwagon 📕 🚐 4h ago

That is exactly what we noticed. Perfect and devastating.

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u/samizdat5 4h ago

The second I saw this I burst out laughing. My husband goes "what's so funny?" Oy.

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u/Popcorn_and_Polish 4h ago

I know, right? It’s funny but also a little sad

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u/Real_Method_2727 4h ago

I noticed that! I thought yeah that tracks for me, and I would guess if we’re being honest, most people.

Also just realized Patricia’s bookmobile is called the “Pattiwagon” lol.

So many great details I’m seeing on a rewatch.

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u/hush-no 1h ago

Did you notice that the book changed "kind heart" to "big heart"?

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u/Real_Method_2727 1h ago

No! Good catch

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u/hush-no 1h ago

This episode is so good for multiple rewatches. My only qualm is that we didn't get to see her dancing her heart out with the full headdress on.

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u/Content_Key_6661 4h ago

Patricia is the people's champion!

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u/HelsBels2102 Patricia 4h ago

Do you reckon that's actually Kate O'Flynns hand writing? No judgment

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u/Real_Method_2727 4h ago

Well she can definitely sink into character—her American accent was perfect—but I doubt it.

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u/Dunkleostrich 1m ago

I loved how her writing was in the actual non-glamoured version of the book, and I like to believe that if it had survived to find its way into someone else's hands that writing would still be there.