Ethryndal

@ethryndal I would avoid using The Rogue Sword, mainly because a movie just came out called Rogue One. AND DONT TELL ME ANYTHING! I HAVENT SEEN IT YET! *melts chair just so you all get the point*:P
Anyway…the Dimwood one seems to be pretty long, so I’d go with your first, the Silver Flame. (not spark, because a spark is passing. It’s there, and…[Read more]

@Ethryndal I like the Dimwood ones, both Spark and Flame… maybe the bad guys could call him spark in a derogatory way, and the good guys could call him flame because to them he is the flame?

Love all the character development and symbolism you’re incorporating here, btw. 😉

@ethryndal This sounds as if it’s really coming together 🙂 I hope you’ll be letting us read it? 😀 😉

@ethryndal I’d think that could a good way to form his name. How about:

The Flame of Dimwood
The Falcon of Dimwood

@ethryndal *straightens tie* *coughs* Well, thank you very much.
@gretald Thanks!

@ethryndal *straightens tie* *coughs* Well, thank you very much.
@greta Thanks!

@ethryndal Ah? Style block? I don’t know what it is, but I’m glad it’s passing. I have a lot of writing dares to do…so you’ll be seeing more. 😛
*snaps at you but does not melt you*

@Ethryndal, “colfox” is a word found in Chaucer for a fox with black-tipped fur (they’re quite handsome).

@Ethryndal Is there a special area he stays in most of the time like Robin’s Sherwood forest?

@ethryndal What about The Marsh Fox? That…..doesn’t look as good as it sounded in my head, actually. Oh well.

@ethryndal Oh, I’m glad you will be able to exchange the tickets! That’s great.

Write about a shy protagonist who really likes cake but is afraid to tell his family because they are all extremely vegan.

@Winter-Rose that would be so cute!

And @Ethryndal, the extrovert who’s invisible— 😀 XD 😀

@Dragon-Snapper what about a school for dragons—it’d have dragon youngsters and courses on all things dragon, and dragon teacher…[Read more]

@ethryndal I never once thought of rodent when reading Rodyn. 🙂 Also, glad you liked the pun 😉

@Ethryndal Late to the party, but @Christi-Eaton‘s right about his name. 🙂

I’m starting to consider Rodyn having several different titles. Like, to the common people, his name would be something that reflects a spark of hope, even though they don’t really know who he is. The villains refer to him as something of a nuisance or a threat. And the…

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@Ethryndal Late to the party, but @Christi-Eaton‘s right about his name. 🙂

I’m starting to consider Rodyn having several different titles. Like, to the common people, his name would be something that reflects a spark of hope, even though they don’t really know who he is. The villains refer to him as something of a nuisance or a threat. And the…

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@Ethryndal The Lord shoor does move in mysterious ways, as Alvin York would say.

(I think. 😛 )

@aysia-serene
I’m Ravenclaw. 🙂 I took the test on Pottermore (the best one out there; you can also find out your wand type and your Patronus). 😉
The movies are very, VERY well done, but, of course, the books are better (movies never can beat books, though they’ve tried many times and even come close). 😀
Oh, that’s cool you draw your…[Read more]

@Ethryndal That’s awesome! (And we’re enjoying the snowstorm down in the Carolinas, or at least some of us are!) 😛

@Ethryndal Wow! So neat to see how God works! I’ll still be praying for her.

@Ethryndal, I second what Dragon Snapper said, and besides, thanks to this thread, a few people now associate the name with “rod and staff”.