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001: Excoriate: Lewis: Gen
Title: Excoriate
Fandom: Lewis (TV)
Rating: Gen
Length: 100
Characters: Lewis, Hathaway, Hobson
Notes: Dark crime scene humour, puns
Summary: Hobson talks about a body at a crime scene.
“Here,” said Laura Hobson, pointing to marks on the body. “Excoriation.”
“Glad I’ve not had my breakfast yet,” mumbled Lewis, but his gaze was keen and professional.
“Consistent with friction caused by contact with something like a country road.” She turned her eyes toward the rural thoroughfare behind them. “Ligature marks suggest he was tied and pulled.”
“Yeah?” replied Lewis. “We’d better tell the SOCOs to go over that area,” he indicated with a wave, “inch by inch looking for rocks to confirm it.”
“What a drag!” quipped Hathaway drolly.
Hobson and Lewis looked at him and rolled their eyes.
Fandom: Lewis (TV)
Rating: Gen
Length: 100
Characters: Lewis, Hathaway, Hobson
Notes: Dark crime scene humour, puns
Summary: Hobson talks about a body at a crime scene.
“Here,” said Laura Hobson, pointing to marks on the body. “Excoriation.”
“Glad I’ve not had my breakfast yet,” mumbled Lewis, but his gaze was keen and professional.
“Consistent with friction caused by contact with something like a country road.” She turned her eyes toward the rural thoroughfare behind them. “Ligature marks suggest he was tied and pulled.”
“Yeah?” replied Lewis. “We’d better tell the SOCOs to go over that area,” he indicated with a wave, “inch by inch looking for rocks to confirm it.”
“What a drag!” quipped Hathaway drolly.
Hobson and Lewis looked at him and rolled their eyes.
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The icon is cover art for a version of Agatha Christie's novel After the Funeral. Spooky!
It has been a long time since I watched Lewis, but I suppose I could've used any police procedural that has a wry sense of humor. CSI or Law & Order.
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