Emma Flournoy

Um. Emma. You’re missing out! @emma-flournoy

@Lady_Erin,
NOOOOOOOO! I was supposed to welcome you to the bestiest place!!!!! I’ve been betrayed!!! Oh well, guess I’ll do it in person.
Anyways, welcome. Its about time you got on.

@emma-flournoy, be prepared for a torrent of Percy Jackson

@Lady_Erin,
NOOOOOOOO! I was supposed to welcome you!!!!! I’ve been betrayed!!!
Anyways, welcome. Its about time you got on.

@emma-flournoy, be prepared for a torrent of Percy Jackson

@emma-flournoy
C.S. Lewis is amazing!

Hehe thanks.
Ooh, cool- I don’t think I know any other ENFJS. I might know an ISFJ? Not sure.

@emma-flournoy 😛 Where’d that reputation come from?

@emma-flournoy
Hi! 😀 Thanks! Who’s your favorite philosopher?

Ummm I’m not even sure. I’ve had some tests give me INFP and some give me INFJ, so mostly I just say INFx. Haha. What’s yours?

Hi, @emma-flournoy I love my turtles too. 🙂

@emma-flournoy A friend on Facebook posted it. I barely ever interact with Facebook, but I had seen this guy a couple times before, so I had to watch it.

I know. It’s awesome.

Okay, can someone put the picture they drew of Daeus’s Teedletidum’s actually on here, cause I can’t follow the link and I’m dying to see them.

Here, see if anyone wants to draw this person…

He’s an older teen, about eighteen or nineteen. His hair is longer, but not like shoulder length long or anything, just shaggy and long. Like Hiccup. And…[Read more]

@Emma-flournoy Aww, you can still have a pen name! I dub thee… Pamela Norificous the 78th.

Erm, if you don’t mind me asking @emma-flournoy what exactly do you mean when you say you aren’t a writer?

@emma-flournoy Forgetting??? I didn’t even know! XD Well, then… 😉

@emma-flournoy What about you? Do you use a pen name? 😀

@emma-flournoy Well, my dad suggested it when I made a Facebook page and didn’t want to use my real name. Louise is actually my middle name.

@emma-flournoy Haha, thanks 😀 Hey, wanna know a secret? Louise Fowler still isn’t my real name 😉 XD

@GracieGirl, Wingfeather Saga. Really good villain with really good motivations, and really good death scene.
Also in the Wingfeather Saga, a really really really good disguised villain. You love him up until he’s revealed and then you want to kill him in horrible ways for all the evil he’s done while making people think he’s good. Oof. Traitors.…[Read more]

@GracieGirl, Wingfeather Saga. Really good villain with really good motivations, and really good death scene.
Also in the Wingfeather Saga, a really really really good disguised villain. You love him up until he’s revealed and then you want to kill him in horrible ways for all the evil he’s done while making people think he’s good. Oof. Traitors.…[Read more]

@Emma-Flournoy Ah, Smaug. A shining classic amongst villains! 😀 I especially loved his movie version, almost more than the one in the book, in fact.
I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a villain named Humperdink, what book is he from?
Yes, Les Mis is on the reading list so I shall meet Javert soon! (Hopefully 😉 )

Just curious… how long can a short story be before being considered a mini-book? (or whatever you would call that…) I enjoy writing short stories most and it would probably be good to get an idea of how long or short I should make them!
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