A huge part of me is jealous of Ruby because I have wanted to visit Haworth forever, but getting the time off and paying for even a staycation is difficult. I'll do it eventually, I just envy and resent her being able to do it on a whim because she doesn't work much and doesn't need to.
"Walking in the rain is thee myost logical way TYO dyo it" - oh my god shut the
duck up you pretentious idiot it's not illogical to avoid the rain.
Skipped the whole bit where she read from Wuthering Heights because nobody needs that.
More of her "we do this a lot" statements when she's pointing out some narrow-minded assumption but it's actually just her, not the collective.
"I don't know how long to spend at the Parsonage" - just however long it takes?
She keeps calling Heptonstall "Heptonville" because the north is some quaint fairytale land to Ruby.
She films herself reciting a quote in a weak husky voice at Sylvia Plath's grave. The disrespect.
"This little cafe which actually had so many vegan options randomly" - in what way is it random? Vegan food in the UK is the best it's ever been catered for and you can often get multiple vegan options at most places now. The uncultured north have shocked Ruby again!
She bought the wrong ticket on the train which she NAVAR does. Then she goes all the way to York to stay in her room until checkout. She eats packet porridge out of a mug instead of exploring and finding somewhere to eat breakfast. She's getting her money's worth out of the room that was cheaper than the Travelodge and is much nicer than she was expecting from the dirty grimy north. (No shade to anyone else who would take their own breakfast or get a cheaper room, but Ruby clearly doesn't need to.)
Now we know why she went to York - a children's literature exhibition!
It's much more interesting watching her do things like this and it's obviously small steps towards not holing away in a childhood bedroom and I think she should do it but at the same time she is simply insufferable wherever she is because she's pretentious and insincere
