<< > someone referred to tiddler being 10. i think they were just guessing
> but this brings up an interesting parallel between tiddler and lynda. if
> tiddler was 10 then she would have had to skip at least a year as if she
> had ben in first year high school, she would have been 11 if normal age.
Normal age - which country ? - In Australia you are 13.
> > but maybe she skipped a year aswell as lynda (by the way, i didn't
>> realise that lynda had skipped a year) oh dear, i think i am thinking
>> like an obsessed pg freak!
>> bye
> zoe
We're not sure that Lynda did skip a year but it makes logical sence
of how she acts - confidenct and assertive because she's always been
told she's brillent, but unsure because maybe the experts got it
wrong and she doesn't belong.
>ten seems awfully young, but Tiddler mentions several times that she never
>gets the assignments that are for the under twelve readers. this suggests that
>Tiddler is also under twelve. i'm leaning towards eleven.
>-liisa!
I think 10 was worked out on the idea that she was in her final year
in serise 5 which would explain why we only saw her in "A quarter to
midnight" which took place on a Saturday and she wouldn't have been
at school
Natacha
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