Talk:The Silkworm

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I don't know who this Prisonemonkeys person is, but s/he clearly hasn't properly read the end of the novel. The taxi was not "hijacked" but was hailed in the usual manner, which was why Tassel was allowing Robin to drive it, instead of driving it herself as would be the case in a hijack. Furthermore, Robin is an expert driver who has taken advanced courses and has practised her skills, hence is extremely unlikely to deliberately crash, especially the kind of crash that would give her a concussion, which is what happened.

I suspect the "too much detail"(?!?!) edit summary is because this editor didn't want to admit their mistake. — 188.29.122.154 (talk) 09:08, 21 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

I have seen plenty around the Internet.