In Reverse Psychology, Episode 14 of Silver Buckshot: Magic, Mystery, and a Most Aggravating Boyfriend, Flavia awakens to discover that, as expected, she remembers nothing about her midnight meeting with Frank. She can see the future but forgets by morning. She deals with this by writing down the crucial information.

Seeing the future is no bed of roses, apparently. The meeting seems to have taken a lot out of Frank, so she doesn’t have the heart to ask for the complete rundown.

Sample line: As he finished buttoning up my dress, he murmured, “Everything will be all right, Flavia. We’re the perfect team; nothing can change that. When you see into the future, we always love each other.”

This melted my heart, but I refused to let myself cry. Daddy would be here in a few minutes. I put my nose in the air and said, “You’ll do for eternity, Frank Barron, and not a moment longer!”

Don’t miss the oracular revelations of Episode 14 of Silver Buckshot, Reverse Psychology!

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In Lucky Episode 13 of Silver Buckshot, Bedtime Story, Flavia and Frank need to get some rest before their mysterious midnight rendezvous. Frank offers to tell her a bedtime story. Perhaps unwisely, she agrees. He tells her a fairy tale about little Princess Flavia.

Sample line: “When Flavia was four years old, she taught herself to rob banks and stampede cattle. The people beseeched the king and queen to control her, but they were helpless in the face of her transcendental naughtiness.”

Don’t miss Frank’s amazing plot twist in  Episode 13 of Silver Buckshot, Bedtime Story!

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In Episode 12 of Silver Buckshot, Dinner for Three, Flavia and Frank encounter Miss Emma Carlson, an elderly cousin of Flavia’s. She may become their greatest challenge yet: a chaperone!

Sample line: At dinner, Frank mentions that, even when he was small, his big sister Louisa would take him on adventures, explaining: “We’d sneak into vampires’ houses during the daytime and play tricks on them, like leaving notes hinting we were Jehovah’s Witnesses and promising to return after dark.”

Don’t miss the ghastly threat of propriety in  Episode 12 of Silver Buckshot, Dinner for Three.

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