". . . for in this queer world of ours, fatherly and motherly hearts often beat warm and wise in the breasts of bachelor uncles and maiden aunts. . ."--Louisa May Alcott, Eight Cousins
I couldn't watch it all, either, CCR! I could understand cutting up a damaged book, but that was freaking pristine and in better condition than most of the ones on library shelves. Ugh!
Slauditory--It's not a pleasant thing to destroy old books, but I do understand if a book is beyond repair (or isn't worth saving). (You know what upsets me more? The recurring need for movies to set major combat/destruction in the library. All the time. To make it more horrifying? I don't know.)
Of course, the case here is she needed an unread, pristine book for this craft. . . which makes it all more ludicrous.
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Of course, the case here is she needed an unread, pristine book for this craft. . . which makes it all more ludicrous.