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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [/quote] My mistake, I thought posters on this thread might have read a novel or two set in the Regency or even Victorian time periods: http://www.historyundressed.com/2009/05/gasp-i-saw-your-ankle-improprieties-in.html What you're describing PP is as modest as characters can get. [/quote] Leave it to some DCUMers to take a mundane topic and turn it into a a snark fest. :roll: Maybe post your thoughts on modesty within Eurocentric Victorian and Regency novels on a thread that isn't about Bollywood. European Victorian novels modesty is not anywhere equivalent to Bollywood movie modesty. If that was your attempt at tongue and cheek, it failed. Move on. [/quote] OFHS, it was a pretty much universally recognized [b]allusion[/b] to modesty meant in a light hearted way not a "snark fest." Allusions aren't literal--they are alluding to something. And yes, Regency and Victorian tropes are apropos to many Bollywood movies b/c it's a bunch of people sitting around being entertained by a young unmarried female: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60O11sF9_-o&list=RD60O11sF9_-o#t=1 Except in Regency times they were usually playing the piano forte: [img]https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/a5/d9/f6/a5d9f6cdcf33bebeaab70b67de749e9d.jpg[/img] [/quote]
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