#sharpe's enemy

[thementallyunstablenerd]

Hi, me again. I have been watching Sharpe, and there is a very small but such adorable detail in Sharpe's Enemy which I see no one talk about. Teresa is making a little Sharpe/soldier (I think because of the uniform) plushie for little Antonia, it is only shown in a few moments but it just warms my heart so, so much.

I just love Teresa Moreno so much, its very sad she couldn't see little Antonia grow up.

[lacomandante]

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Sean Bean as Richard Sharpe, with guest star Elizabeth Hurley as Isabella, Lady Farthingdale, in Sharpe's Enemy (1994).

This was the fourth in the series of telefilms based on Bernard Cornwell's Richard Sharpe series of novels. It adapts the 1984 novel of the same name, which was the eighth novel in the original eleven-book series (until Cornwell wrote a number of prequels and sequels), and is now the sixteenth of twenty-three novels.

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We Morenos' are of the blood. We know who is a man of manners, and who is a man of the mouth. You, Sir Augustus, are a man of the mouth. Take my advice and shut it before somebody shuts it for you.

Sharpe's Enemy (1994)

teresa really out here every day ready to throw hands to defend her husband's honor and that's why i adore her. she's just like "bitch i know he can't talk back to you, BUT I SURE CAN."

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Sharpe’s Enemy (1994)

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[all-action-all-picture]

Richard Sharpe and the Defence of Portugal, Christmas 1812.

A 1994 printing of Sharpe’s Enemy by Bernard Cornwell with cover illustration by David Scutt.

Sharpe’s Enemy was the 5th Sharpe novel and was originally published in 1985. Chronologically it is now the 16th in the series and featured Sharpe's final meeting with his arch-enemy Obadiah Hakeswill.

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