Koshka

@keilah-h

Honestly, I think it’s more “poor Rolf”

@liberty

Ooo, there is instrumental for some of them.

I’ll check in the morning and shoot it over if there is. I have a collection.

Yes, Athena’s theme is so beautiful! Wait until god Games!!!! 😱

@whalekeeper

That’s fantastic. *arms arsenal*

Your examples make a lot of sense. If Aragorn had died, his character arc and the whole theme of restoration would just be swamped in a big dramatic Fading.  As for Frodo, in the end of Two Towers we’re given a glimpse of what it would be like if he dies=d and Sam had to take the ring, but as the…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Well, I absolutley love Telemachus…and I’m starting to like Odyssyus.

My younger sister and I both love Athena’s piano theme! It’s SO beautiful. Have you ever found out if there’s an intrusmental version? Because the music is stunning!

@janellebelovedpig

That’s amazing! It’s wonderful what He has done or us. As the old song goes, “When I think of the goodness of Jesus,/ and all he has done for me, my soul cries out,/ Hallelujah, Thank God for saving me.”

I love how many different analogies there are in scripture for God and his relationship with us.

One of my recent favorites…[Read more]

@koshka

who?

sorry, not tracking…..

Oh yeah, I just remembered. I discussed this with another book-reading friend, and that’s why it was in my mind.

@hybridlore

lolololol.

The whole not wanting it to happen so not seeing the signs.

btw, it’s Tuesday! Where’s your chapters?!

@hybridlore

No, I meant because I made it clear that the ice was dangerous.

@linus-smallprint

aha. That makes sense….
And it works. Joseph’s main struggle is dread, and so that book played more off of the dread factor. I wanted you to feel his hopelessness.

This is different, so it’s good that it came across different.

Also, I believe you were the one who mentioned Phillip’s section seeming a little out of place.…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

I have to say, this was probably one of the most exciting sections I’ve ever read in this series.

Wow. This has always been a favorite section of mine but, i must know, why did you say that? What makes this one stand out so much?

Not Roland? I know he just got married, but that man loves hunting, and its not like he’s goi…

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@hybridlore

Thank you!

I know!!!! POOR ROLF!

Did you see it coming with the foreshadowing earlier that day?

@freed_and_redeemed  @hybridlore    @koshka   @keilah-h    @elishavet-pidyon   @liberty   @linus-smallprint

NEXT SECTION!

“We need more meat,” Rolf said. He and several others were sitting about in the main cavern, eating breakfast.

“Are we running low again?” Julian asked.

“Yes, and we’ve hunted this area clean.”

“Then let’s pla…

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Nice to see I won’t be alone 🙂

@dekreel

Thx.

The backstory behind it is pretty crazy.

@whalekeeper

Congratulations!!!!!

@koshka

*Is promptly buried and drowns in the confetti*

ugh. Now I’ll have sparkles in my coffin.

@liberty

Yeah, I love it a lot.

Oh go right ahead!!!

Yep, he’s one of my favorites. He’s such a great character.

freed_and_redeemed

Oh my word! Homer’s writings, (and a lot of the Greek writings) have inspired a lot of things in my books!

One of my favorite author’s once said,

“Stealing ideas from contemporaries is rude and tasteless. Stealing from the long dead is considered literary and admirable. The same is true of grave-robbing. Loot your local…[Read more]