Stalking the Vampire (2013)
““There must be thousands of people here,” noted McGuire. “I had no idea poetry was that popular.”
“It's not,” said Mallory.
“Then what are they all doing here?”
“It's a big building,” said the detective. “There's lots going on—a basketball game, a lot of other stuff.”
As he said so, a goblin passed by, selling hatpins for fifty cents apiece.
“Do ladies still wear hats?” asked McGuire.
“You don't come here very often, do you?” said Mallory.
“Never.”
Mallory smiled... and pointed to three elderly women in print dresses. Two had canes, one was using a walker. All three were buying hatpins.
“But they don't have any hats,” said McGuire.
“That's not what they're for,” said Mallory. He gestured to the poster on a nearby wall: Horrible Hector vs.MoreLess
“It's not,” said Mallory.
“Then what are they all doing here?”
“It's a big building,” said the detective. “There's lots going on—a basketball game, a lot of other stuff.”
As he said so, a goblin passed by, selling hatpins for fifty cents apiece.
“Do ladies still wear hats?” asked McGuire.
“You don't come here very often, do you?” said Mallory.
“Never.”
Mallory smiled... and pointed to three elderly women in print dresses. Two had canes, one was using a walker. All three were buying hatpins.
“But they don't have any hats,” said McGuire.
“That's not what they're for,” said Mallory. He gestured to the poster on a nearby wall: Horrible Hector vs.MoreLess
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