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This is top flight time machine. I am Andy Dawson, pop pop pop.

Hi, I'm Sir Mifted Alainy, so welcome along to the twits. I just see the latest episode

we're going through Royal Dolls, the twits book at a rate of knots. We've reached the point where

I think we're going to agree it's the second act. We've had the preamble which

sort of fills us in on the the relationship between Mr and Mrs Twitt, mutual destruction.

I think it's the theme to their relationship. Not a lot of love there.

It's toxic and dysfunctional and they established that over the first sort of third of the book,

don't I? I think we're nearly off with. I say they, I mean Royal Doll, and to some extent quaint in

Blake. Yeah, we put it a big part in this. Some of those, I was talking about some of the

Jack and Ori episodes where Quentin Blake told a story while doing the drawings at the same time.

No on YouTube, some of them. Oh really? Really got the watch. So, you know, obviously we've

established and gone quite deeply into why Royal Doll was basically account on these shows.

But what about Quentin Blake? What do we know about his personality? Decent bloke?

Don't know. Don't know where you would put him on the, um,

on the ranking of people. Yeah, probably in the middle. What's the middle one again?

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