Hello all!
What does "E for effort and T for truce" mean? I read this on page 115 from the book "Face of a Killer" by Robin Burcell. Two agents (Carillo and Fitzpatrick) are arguing and in the end Carillo says "E for effort and T for truce" to which Fitzpatrick says "Fine. Truce." (p.115). I'm not sure, but maybe it has something to do with the eagle scouts or the kumbaya, because Carillo has nicknamed Fitzpatrick "Pollyanna". Carillo makes references to the Eagle Scouts and the kumbaya earlier in the book to describe Fitzpatrick.
Thank you in advance!!
What does "E for effort and T for truce" mean? I read this on page 115 from the book "Face of a Killer" by Robin Burcell. Two agents (Carillo and Fitzpatrick) are arguing and in the end Carillo says "E for effort and T for truce" to which Fitzpatrick says "Fine. Truce." (p.115). I'm not sure, but maybe it has something to do with the eagle scouts or the kumbaya, because Carillo has nicknamed Fitzpatrick "Pollyanna". Carillo makes references to the Eagle Scouts and the kumbaya earlier in the book to describe Fitzpatrick.
Thank you in advance!!
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