Maxie's Book Journey

What was it about the house and the tarn that was so depressing? ...this was just another gloomy lake, with a gloomy house, and some gloomy plants.

Guys idk, do we think the vibe of this place was, like, gloomy or something?

Ah. American. That explained the clothes and the way he stood with his legs wide and his elbows out, as if he had a great deal more space than was actually available. (I am never sure what to think of Americans. Their brashness can be charming, but just when I decide that I rather like them, I meet one that I wish would go back to America, and then perhaps keep going off the far edge, into the sea.)

First of all: funny. I chuckled and confused my father sitting next to me. Secondly, this kind of reminds me of Quincey Morris in Dracula. It fits the vibe as well.

And I also do not really know, what to think of US-Americans, they confuse me (but that is not exclusively reserved for them. A lot of people confuse me).