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I'm sure I've written a book where everything could have been solved if somebody had a mobile phone. And we can allow for characters to behave in ways that wouldn't necessarily work today, like the workplace issue. Sophie doesn't have the kind of options she would have today, so when Benedict's really pushing hard to get her a job in his mother's house, it's because she really doesn't have any other options. Also it's modern enough that we can give characters hopes, dreams, foibles, and emotions that feel just generally familiar to us. One of the big things of Benedict's character is he feels like he's not seen as an individual, that he's just seen as the "number two" Bridgerton. With Penelope, you had a character who felt like she knew who she was on the inside, but she did not know how to be that person on the outside. I think a lot of people resonate with that today and so I think that works.，详情可参考whatsapp
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^ Nor is it obvious that it would be prudent for the common law to be remodeled in any such sweeping way; if undertaken incautiously, any such remodeling might inadvertently destabilize the systemic functions of, and structural relationships between, received doctrinal mechanisms. On such systemic functions and structural relationships, see generally Henry E. Smith, Modularity and Morality in the Law of Torts, 4 J. Tort L., no. 2, 2011, art. 5, at 1.