In Two-Face (Part III), a line in Section II reads: " ... his arm across her shoulders, his head resting on his other arm". It should be: "his arm across her shoulders, his head resting on his other palm"
Thanks Meghaa.
In Two-Face (Part IV), I've used the words "milk cartons". A more historically appropriate word would have been "vessel" or "container".
"Carton" usually refers to a cardboard (sometimes paper) box. See here
Thanks Soumithri.
Thanks Meghaa.
In Two-Face (Part IV), I've used the words "milk cartons". A more historically appropriate word would have been "vessel" or "container".
"Carton" usually refers to a cardboard (sometimes paper) box. See here
Thanks Soumithri.
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Um. Yeah. Ok.
You can edit already posted posts, you know?
Of course I do.
But, I am too much of a fan of the "Corrections and Clarifications" section of the Hindu (Op-ED, Bottom left, Second page) to let go of an opportunity like this.
:)
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