The Little Warrior

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Freddie Rooke's disdain for his breakfast is evident as he reacts with horror to a poached egg, comparing it to an old aunt. His interaction with Parker, his devoted servant, reveals his fastidious nature. The scene unfolds in a cozy London bachelor's breakfast-room, characterized by its gray walls and elegant table setting, providing a stark contrast to the dreary outside world. This setting establishes a blend of humor and character-driven narrative, showcasing Freddie's quirks and the dynamics of his domestic life.