WWW: racc Digest, Vol 151, Issue 7

[George Phillies]

The Continentals remind me of the 60's TV show the Champions, though 
that was set in contemporary Europe, mostly.


 > “I lucked out,” Brian said.  “I guessed Romeo and Juliet had something
 > to do with romance novels.  I can’t tell what. I wasn’t really sure.”

The fraternal twins were thrust into reading Romeo and Juliet, before 
they have any interest in the opposite sex, and have no idea what is 
going on, other than Shakespeare characters appear to be halfwits.

... heh.  Our twelve-year-old Heroine's family might have some emotional 
weakness, as mentioned by humans!  Oh, my, might there be some plot 
development along those lines?
(I won't even ask what happened to this same family.  I suspect you'll
tell us.)

This is not the heroine's family.  Actually, they have met the heroine, 
but her disguise -- as invented by Mark Twain -- was quite adequate to 
fool them.