What became of the Brawnes after the film ends?
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What became of the Brawnes after the film ends?
by Chelle » Fri May 01, 2015 3:58 am
I did not know where to post this. I was curious as to what became of the Brawnes: The mother, Fanny, Samuel, and Margaret?
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Re: What became of the Brawnes after the film ends?
by Saturn » Mon May 04, 2015 11:34 pm
"Oh what a misery it is to have an intellect in splints".
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Re: What became of the Brawnes after the film ends?
by BrokenLyre » Sun May 10, 2015 5:33 am
Nice link Saturn.
Enjoyed reading again.
Enjoyed reading again.
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Re: What became of the Brawnes after the film ends?
by Saturn » Sun May 10, 2015 8:51 am
Sad story, what happened to Fanny's mother must have been horrific, we forget in our electric lightbulb modern complacency the danger of fires, candles as a very real risk every day when you're surrounded by them and depend on them for heat, light and cooking.
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Re: What became of the Brawnes after the film ends?
by BrokenLyre » Mon May 11, 2015 1:00 am
Yes and fires were a big part of life. Seemed like fires were always destroying things back in the day.
We're a bit immune to it all with our insatiable appetite for safety (at least here in America). The number and type of "fire safety" regulations that I encounter is beyond comprehension. Many thousands of dollars are spent on fire safety. I live in New York State - the land of constantly evolving and adding of new regulations for fire safety. Lights, vents, hoods, horns, fans, locks, trip wires, suppressants, materials, triggers, shut-offs, backups, electrical, mechanical and other devices are all used for ONE small kitchen with two residential stoves (with their very own built-in fire safety designs!) and they are ALL required to meet fire codes in New York State. And that doesn't even include the yearly fire inspections! You couldn't start a fire in the kitchen if you tried everything in the book, short of a nuclear explosion.
It is a different world today, for sure.
We're a bit immune to it all with our insatiable appetite for safety (at least here in America). The number and type of "fire safety" regulations that I encounter is beyond comprehension. Many thousands of dollars are spent on fire safety. I live in New York State - the land of constantly evolving and adding of new regulations for fire safety. Lights, vents, hoods, horns, fans, locks, trip wires, suppressants, materials, triggers, shut-offs, backups, electrical, mechanical and other devices are all used for ONE small kitchen with two residential stoves (with their very own built-in fire safety designs!) and they are ALL required to meet fire codes in New York State. And that doesn't even include the yearly fire inspections! You couldn't start a fire in the kitchen if you tried everything in the book, short of a nuclear explosion.
It is a different world today, for sure.
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