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"I fancied him immediately and he was really notorious for asking girls 'do you want to go to bed with me?'," recalled Lynn Barber, a writer and friend from Oxford who recalled Marks being an "exotic looking person and an exotic character".

“My phone is dinging from the time I wake up until I go to bed with different photos from different things that have happened at school, or a lesson plan, or this and that was said to a student by peers.”

López warmly describes Qavvik as “a perfectly female macho man”: “I do love that this bootlegger, dog runner, super, super male character that Navarro likes to go to bed with is so sentimental and understands her need to be free and be out there and can be okay with it,” she says.

Go to bed with it because monsoons can come in the middle of the night, and we gotta roll.’

“Most people go to bed with a good book,” said Seattle resident Gwen Tollefson, a former volunteer wilderness ranger who swears by the company’s wares.