Picking Nits
Minor bestseller’s tour; revealing novel idea; compressed walk; red-shirt extra
In the discussion (4)
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- A minor bestseller seems unlikely to justify ten European cities in twelve days and more reporters than fans; possible French popularity is a counterargument.
- Revealing a novel idea in detail to strangers risks someone stealing it and seems contrary to how an author would protect a new project.
- The supposed short walk to the cafe actually takes roughly forty-five minutes.
- A red-shirted extra’s interrupted walk across changed camera angles is a continuity error.