You think they've killed before?I'd bet your ass on itWhy my ass? Eyes slitted, Peabody jabbed a finger in the air. Because it's bigger? Because it has more padding? That's hitting below the belt.Your ass is below your belt. I'd bet mine, too, if it makes you feel better.
In "Indulgence in Death" by J.D. Robb, a conversation unfolds between two characters, Peabody and another individual, about the likelihood of someone having committed murder before. Peabody uses humor to challenge a remark made about betting on such a grim topic, playfully suggesting that the bet should involve their physical attributes. The exchange illustrates their camaraderie while highlighting the dark context in which they are discussing potential killings. Peabody's witty remarks serve to lighten the mood amidst a serious subject matter, reflecting the complex interplay between humor and gravity in their investigation.
In "Indulgence in Death" by J.D. Robb, a conversation unfolds between two characters, Peabody and another individual, about the likelihood of someone having committed murder before. Peabody uses humor to challenge a remark made about betting on such a grim topic, playfully suggesting that the bet should involve their physical attributes.
The exchange illustrates their camaraderie while highlighting the dark context in which they are discussing potential killings. Peabody's witty remarks serve to lighten the mood amidst a serious subject matter, reflecting the complex interplay between humor and gravity in their investigation.
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