You do not want to know what happens to Fenchurch in the next book.
Oh nooooo. (Okay, I just checked wikipedia and— oh NO. Why?!)
I thought it was more celebratory? of Earth, as a home, and more informed by Adams's conservation work obvs (the title alone), not just in "disappearing animals how sad" but how precious this world actually is.
That's a good point!
I actually really liked the message, which might be a particularly 2020 mood.
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Date: 2020-08-13 06:31 pm (UTC)Oh nooooo. (Okay, I just checked wikipedia and— oh NO. Why?!)
I thought it was more celebratory? of Earth, as a home, and more informed by Adams's conservation work obvs (the title alone), not just in "disappearing animals how sad" but how precious this world actually is.
That's a good point!
I actually really liked the message, which might be a particularly 2020 mood.