Corissa Maiden of Praise

@michelle

*recovers from hug*  Yas, same here basically! Except I told my sister about it, and she joined and I never managed to join right before they went on  hiatus, as well.

I remembered that. 😛 And I told you that you don’t come across as an introvert, girl…don’t you realize that now, with this topic of yours? XD

@alia

Totally! It’s amazing when they take an awesome soundtrack, and then make it even better. Blows me away. 🙂

@alia

LOVE those songs from TPoE.

@kathleenramm

Awesome topic idea, btw!

@kathleenramm  @everyoneinthistopicthatimlatefor

Ah, yes, Sauron! And Professor Moriarty. And Chavelin from The Scarlet Pimpernel, if anyone’s seen or read that. (Absolutely amazing! XD)

@alia

Hiya!

@jenwriter17

Thanks for making this topic…again. 🙂

@leon-fleming

See what Jenna said? You talk while you write, and probably go for word wars on here. XD Create a diff topic for making up characters, perhaps?

@seekjustice

You didn’t ask me, but I looove that musical! And the animated movie, lol.

@lrc

I guess conflicting loyalties would be the best way I can think of to describe it. 😛

@michelle

MICHELLE!!! *tacklehugs* How’d you end up on KP, girl? Welcome! XD So awesome to see you here! And, of course, with a profile pic of a rose… 😛

@lrc

Ah, beautiful topic idea! Love it. And I agree, this topic is so one that brings together the WIP and clenches it in all the awesome ways. XD

I don’t have one particular theme in my current WIP, Out of the Ashes. More like a combination of a bunch of them that all intertwine and get really confusing- which I guess becomes much of the theme…[Read more]

@leon-fleming

I know how, so if you want to add me to the Doc access, then I can change it. (Bc you have my email. XD)

Count Olaf is a pretty good villain, @erinramm. I liked him from the Netflix series.

I never really gave it much thought, but I guess I prefer the Moriarty from the books. The one from the series was alright, but I don’t even remember the one from the movies. He must not have been particularly memorable.

Honestly, I think I like the idea of…[Read more]

@leon-fleming

Welcome to Knighthood, btw! 😛

Oh yeah, I definitely agree. You ought to know that from reading OOTA. XD Pecan pie, for sure. And I really don’t know on writing snacks. Something cold, though. Starbucks? You already asked me that, lol. I don’t know ’cause I haven’t been.

@katherine-h

Wow, that’s amazing! Welcome to the discussion, btw. And thanks for joining. 🙂

@leon-fleming

Coolness. And you know I have access to Google Docs. XD

Thanks, @kathleenramm. 🙂

I have seen those movies, @leon-fleming, although I wasn’t thinking of them in particular when I referred to Moriarty. I was thinking of the books.

I saw the last two Disney Star Wars movies unfortunately. I skipped the most recent one. I’m not a Disney Star Wars fan. The writing is just terrible (and there’s no excuse…[Read more]

@gh24682468999

Okay, that’s cool!

@devastate-lasting

Whoa, that is cool! If (okay, when) I write a WIP set in China, I’ll get you to beta read it. XD

Being able to freak out an entire world of characters without ever actually being in the room? Maybe Sauron is the greatest villain of all time.

Darth Vader. Why did I not think of him before? Most iconic, in my book. He is also a good candidate.

@leon-fleming mentioned Sauron. I would say that Sauron is a brilliant example of a villain who distances himself physically from the story but is still very active within it. I often find myself marveling at this.

He acts through his minions, somehow escaping a passive role in the story despite the lack of physical presence.

Although… I guess…[Read more]

My favorite villain is probably Sydney Carton, but I’m not sure if he counts exactly.

And the six-fingered man.

Hmm… honestly the first one I thought of was Loki, but again, he’s a wishy-washy sort of villain overall. He lacks conviction.

Moriarty! Smaug! I like them too.

Mother Gothel… she was really good, I thought.

Captain Hook! Now…[Read more]

@lrc

Basically the parts they take out are major history lessons, and leave the actual story. Lol.