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@emma-flournoy That’s hilarious. Conrad is as far from an INFP as you could imagine.

Oh, no! Don’t lose your star to the black hole @emma-flournoy! The black hole want’s to swallow up your star, but you can’t let it.

Keep the star alive!!!

Never mind. I guess they’re the same category anyways. That’d be neat if there was someone who was a cross between two categories though.

@kate-flournoy I was thinking about pattern, but feel does make more sense.

So if Emma is a mix, what are here eyes?

@emma-flournoy Uum… not quite 😛

My dad is an INTJ
Conrad is an INFP
Kina is an ESTP
I don’t know about Jakin.
I don’t know about Diara either, but it’s quite likely she’s an ENFP
Then, of course, Deron is an ENFP

@kate-flournoy Is that the actual shape of the iris (or whatever it’s called) or is that the “feel” of the eye?

@kate-flournoy You know, you’re right about that eye thing. I never noticed it before, but between the known Js and Ps in my family and those few I know the types for outside my family, I think that seems to fit. Might not remember one or two’s eyes perfectly, but it seems true. It’s a simple trick too, which I like.

My little brother’s eyes are…[Read more]

Hey, you’re are first elf on here so far, @Ethryndal. Watch out for the dragons.

I was about to say that I entered the same contest, but then I realized I actually didn’t 😛 Double congratulations because you didn’t procrastinate like I did.

He was raised a cult? I guess that makes sense.

It didn’t disturb me in book one, but I just read the chapter about the blood oath celebration and that was pretty occult. Very disturbing. Anybody know if there are any other scenes like that later on? I’d want to skip something like that again.

@kate-flournoy That’s a helpful clarification. I’m not sure about my brother though. Maybe it’s not as clear since he’s younger. I think he’s fairly organized. I noticed it’s easy to get him to wear matching clothes if that counts. He seems to try to get his own way but is also very ready to follow. I don’t think of him as stubborn. He’s the best…[Read more]

Giant carnivorous snails?

Ok, new favorite characters even though I haven’t met them yet. The idea just tickles me.

As a reader, I generally prefer historical fiction, but I still really like fantasy.

As a writer, though I find that I like almost all genres, what I really love about fantasy and that is the one reason I will probably write more of it than some other genres is that I don’t have to stick to facts. The only thing that is important in fantasy is a…[Read more]

As a reader, I generally prefer historical fiction, but I still really like fantasy.

As a writer, though I find that I like almost all genres, what I really love about fantasy and that is the one reason I will probably write more of it than some other genres is that I don’t have to stick to facts. The only thing that is important in fantasy is a…[Read more]

@writefury The bestistet place reciprocates.

@Sierra-r Any thoughts on this? I think you’ve read ’em.

*gags himself* Goodnight.

@kate-flournoy No. I evaded the subject and yet still struck it from a different angle.

And you can stop yelling. Mark Kamibaya is very sensative to it.

Fiction is real life!

*claps hands over ears*
*turns the other way*
I’m not listening to you anymore!
*deliberately walks out of ear range*

Ah! *hides from the severity*

And I’m of the coach stereotype if I’m not mistaken.

And my fencing coach was awesome.

So I gues that means you’re wrong. *looks at my logic* Yes, I think I proved that sufficiently. Coaches are great.

I’ve also heard they might do a tv series. My friend had the idea (the super fantastic idea) that they should end each series by doing a full length movie just showing the battles at the end.

@emma-flournoy
Well, mainly he doesn’t interact as much. He had a lot of internal monologue, of which I am one of the greatest sceptics even though I use…[Read more]