Christine Eaton

@Mark-Kamibaya Interesting conversation though. 🙂

@Mark-Kamibaya Okay so, all in the characters mind.

@Daeus great. @The-Bean my novel.

@Kate-Flournoy But—Murtagh. *sniff*

@Daeus Okay though, I don’t blame you if you want to stop. If you do that you may as well skim through the rest and read the Murtagh scenes at least. 😛 Your brother can tell you where they are. The Inheritance ones.

@The-Bean okay, awesome! Tag me when you stop, or if I stop before you do I’ll tag you.

Haven’t read either of those but probably not. If you’re not getting anything out of it, stop. 😛
@Daeus

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Anyway, @Daeus, I’m starting now. Tag me if you’re on. Anyone else who wants to write, feel free to jump in. I’m going till ten forty five.

@emma-flournoy So the basic reason for the irreconcilable goods/evils is because of human nature. When humans see a choice they choose the best one. The one that is good. So that’s a problem when the character sees two choices–one good and one bad. They will choose the good one. It’s so simple and that’s a problem for stories. That’s why they…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper Oh, and (besides Disney princesses) there have also been plans for a live action Lion King (after the awesome reception of the live action Jungle Book), a live action Snow White Disney version, a Peter Pan reboot, and a Aladdin movie (the only one I’m feeling a little bit excited for). So what’s with this?

@dragon-snapper Okay, so I kind of did simplify and over-exaggerate the theme of both movies. But here’s the thing: that’s what people noticed. And no matter what the actual theme might be, the majority of the people saw the feminism so much more. This happened in Maleficent, Frozen, and even in action blockbusters like Mad Max: Fury Road. Which…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy I can say that he was a bad person. But not a bad king. He did some pretty good stuff (I mentioned a few in the previous post). Overall, he was okay. Kind of like our most recent (US) presidents. They lean a little toward bad but overall they weren’t pure evil (think Kim Jong-Un).

But you’re right. We drifted so far from the…[Read more]

The longer I stare at that, the more it messes with my eyes…

@daeus Ouch… Did you really just…??? 😛

@Daeus gonna keep reading it unless you stop, hm? *chuckles* Glad I have you here to explain these things to me. 😀

In all seriousness, okay. Let me know what you thought once you finish.

Also I’ll tag you when I start tomorrow, ‘kay?

@Daeus hey that’s not bad.

@Daeus I got 869— not stunning, but I got over a difficult slump where there was a lull in the action so I’m happy.

@Daeus me. And yes, I’m planning on it.

At any rate, David might have done a better job training Solomon than he did (at least as far as we can tell).

@Mark-Kamibaya Actually I take that back. I was talking about it with @Kate-Flournoy, and later I went and looked specifically for stuff in the Bible from David to Solomon. Looking specifically at 1 Kings 2:1-4 and 1 Chronicles 28:9 ,…[Read more]

@Daeus I’d be the last person to judge you.