Ethryndal

@Winter-Rose Agh, I’m so sorry. *creepy grin* But now you can’t forget me. I’ll live on in the FotR intro… *disappears for thirty-six seconds, gets bored, and returns in a cloud of sparkles*

@Winter-Rose Whew, you had me worried there for a second. Elves don’t do well with rejection. Just look at Thranduil.

@Winter-rose I’m writing, if I’m allowed to join. 😀

@Lola-Jane WOOOT! *explosions of glitter* That’s probably the number one most exciting thing for any writer.

Hey, I’ve been having the same problem, and I think @Graciegirl has too. For me, it was only her tags that didn’t show up, but of late, it’s been happening when other people tag me too.

And guys, this is really just her master plan. She’s watching us squabbling chickens as we attempt to write our books, all the while storing up information about how we’re failing. Then one day, she’s going to pop up with a book of her own that avoided all those mistakes, and blow us all out of the water.

That’s my theory. 🙂

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

@Perfectfifths Bummer. 🙁 Well, if it’s any consolation, apparently authors hold this kind of thing up as a badge of honor. It motivate them to better themselves, and when they do succeed, they can look back on how far they’ve come. 😀 We’ll all hope for the next one.

And I’m with Emma. Even though it’s not your real name, I still do a double…[Read more]

@Graciegirl *cackles until something gets stuck in her throat* Ahem. Yes. They’re fun. I love being shocked out of my seat. But I absolutely hate it when authors make you love a character, and THEN he turns out to be the villain, so I think there’s a very tiny (and complicated) space of grey that these types of villains must fit into; they can’t…[Read more]

@Kate-Flournoy *cue creepy music* “Qu’est-ce qui passe ici si tard…”

The flying ball suddenly pops midair, letting loose an explosion of glitter. It falls to the ground, a silver arrow stuck in it’s limp folds of leather. Ethryndal steps out of the shadows, looking down her long elven nose. “Silly mortals,” she sniffs. “They run around like headless chickens and throw balls and tea at each other.” Glancing…[Read more]

The flying ball suddenly pops midair, letting loose an explosion of glitter. It falls to the ground, a silver arrow stuck in it’s limp folds of leather. Ethryndal steps out of the shadows, looking down her long elven nose. “Silly mortals,” she sniffs. “They run around like headless chickens and throw balls and tea at each other.” Glancing…[Read more]

The flying ball suddenly pops midair, letting loose an explosion of glitter. It falls to the ground, a silver arrow stuck in it’s limp folds of leather. Ethryndal steps out of the shadows, looking down her long elven nose. “Silly mortals,” she sniffs. “They run around like headless chickens and throw balls and tea at each other.” Glancing…[Read more]

@Jenali Yeah, it’s actually been a while since I’ve seen them too, (Vid-Angel, where have you gone?) but that was the one thing that always stood out to me. And YES to the Dark World. When he and Thor where on that ship thingy, and he kept making cracks… “Good job, Thor, you just decapitated your great-grandfather…” My mother and I quote that…[Read more]

@Jenali Fangirl flailing NOT over. *flails* Yes, the SARCASM! And he’s so charmingly…evil. It’s weird. And funny, because he, the villain, was pretty much the ONLY well developed character in the first Thor. 😀

@Jenali YES! Someone who shares my Loki appreciation! @Graciegirl Loki is definitely my favorite villain. I like villains who are kind of relatable, not just world power hungry freaks. The thing about Loki that is so intriguing is that in many ways, he’s more rootworthy than Thor. I wanted Loki to succeed more than Thor because of the ways he’d…[Read more]

Erp. I missed it. Again. *growls in fierce annoyance*

@That_writer_girl_99 Sure thing! I’ll be praying for all of you.

@Daeus YAY! That’s awesome. *throws glitter like confetti*