An author I've read recently really likes using triplet lists.
"She was [word] and [word] and [word]."
It happened frequently enough to be noticeable.
Onironius
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An author I've read recently really likes using triplet lists.
"She was [word] and [word] and [word]."
It happened frequently enough to be noticeable.
Hah, my example was VE Schwab, "Darker Shade of Magic" and "A Gathering of Shadows."