The most annoying cast of characters you'll ever meet.

The rhythm and formatting of the writing were really good, but at times too frustraing for me to bear. I also really didn't enjoy the condemnation of women in this book, especially after reading 'the Awakening', but I suppose that's part of the charm of an unreliable narrator, totally wild thoughts often uttered by the male narrators (yikes, but also amazing when executed well).

I did really like the way this crept up on me like a slow, bored narrative completely freaking me out about the conventions and horrible character traits produced by the Edwardian Era. That excess of first-world-problems combined with the most horrible people ever provided a funny and extremely annoying critique of the people who called themselves "good" (soldiers)