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NAME THAT LITERARY CHARACTER FROM IAN FLEMING's JAMES BOND NOVELS

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  • MrcogginsMrcoggins Following in the footsteps of Quentin Quigley.
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    It's been an utter Bas!!!d of a day I will do my best to put up the next game ASAP .
    Do please excuse me.
  • MrcogginsMrcoggins Following in the footsteps of Quentin Quigley.
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    Book Live and Let Die
    Her face was pale,with the pallor of white families that have lived long in the tropics.
    But it contained no trace of the usual exhaustion which the tropics impart to the skin and hair.
  • JCRendleJCRendle
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    So do we just say the character, or the situation too?
  • Perilagu_KhanPerilagu_Khan
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    I believe that was Solitaire as described by the 3rd person omniscient narrator.
  • MrcogginsMrcoggins Following in the footsteps of Quentin Quigley.
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    PK you believe correctly it was Miss Solitaire as described by the 3rd person
    Well done
    Over to you.
  • MrcogginsMrcoggins Following in the footsteps of Quentin Quigley.
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    JCRendle wrote: »
    So do we just say the character, or the situation too?
    As much as you can Character and the situation and who or how as in this last instance is describing the character sorry not to have got back to you earlier on this.
  • JCRendleJCRendle
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    That's ok, I knew it was Solitaire, but I didn't want to post unless I needed more details.
  • MrcogginsMrcoggins Following in the footsteps of Quentin Quigley.
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    As with all the games around here he who posts first and get it right takes the round it's Allways best to get in as much detail as you can.
  • Perilagu_KhanPerilagu_Khan
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    Don't have my Flemings with me, but I'll try to submit an entry within a few hours.
  • Villiers53Villiers53
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    Villiers53 wrote: »
    The results to date:
    Mrcoggins = 20 points (great catch with Moonraker).
    Birdleson = 15 points
    JC Rendle =10 points.
    Perilagu_Khan = 10 points - bravo!


  • Perilagu_KhanPerilagu_Khan
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    OK, sorry it took so long, but here it is.

    Diamonds Are Forever

    "Okay, Jack. I been looking for a chance to take a poke at the gang. I don't like being leaned on, and they been leaning on me and some of my friends for too long. Hold tight. Here we go!"
  • Campbell2Campbell2 Epsilon Rho Rho house, Bending State University
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    Taxi driver Cureo to Bond before they set out to escape the Jaguar?
  • Perilagu_KhanPerilagu_Khan
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    That didn't take long! 10 bones to Campbell2.

    I wonder if, in the interest of increasing the difficulty, we might simply offer the quote without naming the book from which it is ripped?
  • Campbell2Campbell2 Epsilon Rho Rho house, Bending State University
    edited March 2015 Posts: 299
    Yes, could be more interesting. I immediately thought of Cureo but DAF made me pretty sure to fire. Let's see:

    'All right.' X now talked in the soft, tired voice of an overworked man in the service of his Government. It was the voice of the specialist in a particular line of law enforcement. It said that he knew most things connected with that line and that he could make a good guess at all the rest.

    I'll give the book if/when peeps keep guessing wrong.
  • JCRendleJCRendle
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    Campbell2 wrote: »
    Yes, could be more interesting. I immediately thought of Cureo but DAF made me pretty sure to fire. Let's see:

    'All right.' X now talked in the soft, tired voice of an overworked man in the service of his Government. It was the voice of the specialist in a particular line of law enforcement. It said that he knew most things connected with that line and that he could make a good guess at all the rest.

    I'll give the book if/when peeps keep guessing wrong.

    I read that one last week - Colonel Smithers from Goldfinger! Answering Bond's query about gold smuggling.
  • Campbell2Campbell2 Epsilon Rho Rho house, Bending State University
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    Hey! Spot on, your game! :)
  • JCRendleJCRendle
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    Ok, I love this passage:-

    "[...] climbed into the boat and settled herself with her knees hunched decorously between Bond's outstretched legs, and Bond slid the heavy, narrowbladed oars into their wooden rowlocks and began rowing at a powerful, even pace [...]"
  • Some_Kind_Of_HeroSome_Kind_Of_Hero
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    That would most certainly be the incomparable Kissy Suzuki in 'You Only Live Twice.'
  • JCRendleJCRendle
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    That most certainly would :D Your turn...
  • Some_Kind_Of_HeroSome_Kind_Of_Hero
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    Thank you.

    "______'s body weighed about twenty stone. It had once been all muscle—he had been an amateur weightlifter in his youth—but in the past ten years it had softened and he had a vast belly that he concealed behind roomy trousers and well-cut double-breasted suits, tailored, that evening, out of beige doeskin."
  • JCRendleJCRendle
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    I'm going to leave this one to someone else, but will PM SKoH with my answer as I want to give someone else a go at setting a question...
  • Some_Kind_Of_HeroSome_Kind_Of_Hero
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    @JCRendle's secret answer is correct, but the character is still open for anyone else to guess.
  • Some_Kind_Of_HeroSome_Kind_Of_Hero
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    Neither that character nor that book, I'm afraid.
  • NickTwentyTwoNickTwentyTwo Vancouver, BC, Canada
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    Kerim, FRWL?
  • Villiers53Villiers53
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    Villiers53 wrote: »
    Villiers53 wrote: »
    The results to date:
    Mrcoggins = 20 points (great catch with Moonraker).
    Birdleson = 15 points
    JC Rendle =10 points.
    Perilagu_Khan = 10 points - bravo!
    S.Campbell2 = 10 points (phenomenal get).
    Some_Kind_Of_Hero = 10 points.

    Just a reminder, you must name the book and give the quote.

  • JCRendleJCRendle
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    @Villiers53 Wouldn't I be on 20, with Moneypenny and Smithers?
  • DragonpolDragonpol https://thebondologistblog.blogspot.com
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    Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: »
    Thank you.

    "______'s body weighed about twenty stone. It had once been all muscle—he had been an amateur weightlifter in his youth—but in the past ten years it had softened and he had a vast belly that he concealed behind roomy trousers and well-cut double-breasted suits, tailored, that evening, out of beige doeskin."

    That's Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Thunderball.
  • Some_Kind_Of_HeroSome_Kind_Of_Hero
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    The big softie himself. ;) You got it, @Dragonpol. Over to you.
  • Villiers53Villiers53
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    Villiers53 wrote: »
    Villiers53 wrote: »
    Villiers53 wrote: »
    The results to date:
    Mrcoggins = 20 points (great catch with Moonraker).
    Birdleson = 15 points
    JC Rendle =10 points.
    Perilagu_Khan = 10 points - bravo!
    S.Campbell2 = 10 points (phenomenal get).
    Some_Kind_Of_Hero = 10 points.
    Dragonpol = 10 points.

    Just a reminder, you must name the book and give the quote.

  • Villiers53Villiers53
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    JCRendle wrote: »
    @Villiers53 Wouldn't I be on 20, with Moneypenny and Smithers?

    Sorry @JCRendle. It's 10 unless bonus points are offered>

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