Juliet sends
Sidney a scathing letter, berating him for sending
Billee Bee to collect the letters. Billee Bee said that
Sidney requested the originals, and
Isola would only agree to such a thing because Sidney asked. Juliet says that everyone likes Billee Bee; she's an enthusiastic guest and enjoys the Society meetings. Last night,
Augustus Sarre spoke about
The Canterbury Tales. Augustus didn't find the book charming at all and thought Chaucer should be ashamed of himself for writing it. The Society discussed original sin and predestination, and even
Remy spoke: she said that if there's predestination, than God is the devil.