Mark Kamibaya

@Emma-Flournoy YES. I’ve teetered on the edge of Cassian or K2, eventually deciding K2 because just, yeah. (I know, I know, that answer is “vague and unconvincing.” 🙂 ) But Cassian’s next. And YES again! Their relationship was, for me, one of the best parts of Rogue One.

*dramatic music* “I will help you, Jyn Erso…” *dramatic music abruptly…[Read more]

@Ethryndal You totally deserve the free advertising.

Cassian. For sure. But Jyn and K2 close behind. (Don’t you love Cassian and K2’s relationship? It’s not specifically shown a ton, but it’s clearly observable and it’s sweet! I ‘specially love that part after they killed all those guys in the square or whatever, and K2 apologized for hitting…[Read more]

@r-j-wordsmith This is the villain I always wished someone would write. IT’S SO HILARIOUS! I was drinking something when I came to the part about the blonde haired hero with a flawless dental job, and literally sprayed my computer with milk because I was laughing so hard. 😀

@Emma-Flournoy Thanks for the free advertising. 😉

Yup, K2 be my fave. I wonder how you guessed? XD Who’s your favorite?

@I-J-Anderson That is incredible.

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@Ethryndal *appreciates Galen Erso with you and heartily agrees with everything you said*

And guys, you need to see this picture she drew of Rogue One. It’s amazing.
I don’t think I can link to the picture by itself, so scroll down on the link till you come to it.

Btw @Ethryndal, was K2 your favorite? 😉

@R-J-Wordsmith I LOVE THIS. 😮 All of it! It’s hilarious and riddled with twisted cliches. Only ‘corrective’ things to say—here.

“Your Majesty” I said, panting for breath—there should be a comma after the spoken line

“My loyal subject.” He boomed.—same here—comma, not period

“Arise sir Ootchacha—should ‘sir’ be capitaliz…

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Okay, @Northerner, first of all, we need to talk about the theme and the incredible use of symbolism. At first I thought it was going to be a fairly normal story about an atheist and a Catholic who challenged each other to a duel and it was eventually going to end up one converting the other (no prizes for guessing who. 😉 ) and then with them…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Your post got marked as spam. If your post doesn’t show up, that’s probably why. In these cases, just tag me or Rolena and we’ll get it fixed.

@kate-flournoy Yeah, I’ve read it. I agree with you that it’s really good. I was a bit disappointed that the climax relied on a miracle though since that’s outside the realm of normal human experience, so it’s less powerful because of that, but overall I was very pleased. And, yeah, I’ll talk about it all you want. (I was especially pleased with…[Read more]

@Northerner I have no idea where my first post went. Here. Have it again.

Okay guys.
@Hope gave me a book with three of G.K. Chesterton’s novels in it as an early birthday present, and though I have only read one of them so far it completely blew my mind.
It was The Ball and the Cross.

Has anyone else read it? If so, can we please discuss how…[Read more]

@r-j-wordsmith They really were such beautiful deaths. Besides maybe Bodhi getting blown up in his ship… But Jyn and Cassian’s… *wrings hands and weeps* I’m glad it didn’t show them lying on the ground dead or something, because that would have been morbid. But being enveloped in light is tragically awesome.

@widdrim VADER. HE GREW UP. I…[Read more]

@aratrea Er…It’s an ice-cream giving frog. Not so bad, right? You’re the Wiser (Gandalf like character), Josiah Degrande, and its a long story. 😛
@jane-maree @daeus isn’t really an evil king. He just doesn’t want to see his kingdom destroyed by dragons or by the evil lord and his trolls.

@Aratrea quite honestly it’s more long-winded-ness than anything else. ;P I’m working on it.

@kate-flournoy I like that development for Eldred not liking hope for that reason. Nice character development there. All those minor characters look good with their Experiments in Living.

Yeah, that’s a pretty insane word count there. =P I have no idea how I’d even begin to write a book that long!