PrincessFoo

*waves hand slowly in front of eyes* You will read The Count of Monte Cristo. It is the book you’re looking for. *Silently raises hood of black cloak* *walks away mysteriously*

@supermonkey42 You are not the droid we’re looking for. *waves hand dramatically* Move along.

@seekjustice Let me put it simply.

Punch someone.

@lady-iliara Thank you! *watches as you trip on a rock*

@sarah-anson Maybe they’re sent out on a short, unimportant trip (to get snacks or something). But then, they encounter something that makes them unable to go back to the palace. *cue dramatic music*

Hey fellow ENFJ! 😉 I am an ENFJ as well, Dragon Snapper, or D.G., if you want, for short. Although people have called me Snapper before. 🙂

So, henchman, what’s your favorite food? (Don’t worry, you’ll graduate soon enough.)

Welcome to KP; I look forward to seeing you around!

Thanks! @daughteroftheking

@princessfoo Oh, you’re already here. Yay!

@sam-kowal Welcome!! *pats Stan’s head* Ah, so you’ve read some of our posts? You know we’re crazy then! *muffled gasp* Brandon Sanderson is awesome! (I’m going to drag you into this conversation, @princessfoo)

Do you have any favorite movies?

@dragongeek YAY!!!!

And, as Iliara already said, the Aetherlight is not free. But it is so worth every penny!

It could have been abandoned by the original population for a relatively harmless and simple reason, such as:

1. It was quickly built to house workers brought in to collect valuable resources, and when the resources ran out, the people moved on.

2. There was a natural disaster, such as a massive tornado, hurricane, or earthquake, which destroyed…[Read more]

I’m writing a romance…I’m not sure if I’m following the rules, @daeus. But it’s going ok in my brain. So. YEAH.

#PANTSING!

@lifeofkatie *eats all the ice cream*

@emma-flournoy I won’t tell Josiah what you said about frogs. *mourns over frogs*

My point is based on a principle I’m going to call Daeus’ principle just to stroke my vanity. This principle states that if you know at a certain point in your story you can get a reaction out of your reader, do not have any of your characters react at that point or the reader will not react. For instance, if you think you can get your rea…

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@ethryndal First off, I’ve been meaning to say this.

Secondly,

YOU’VE BEEN ON FOR A YEAR?!! A YEAR ALREADY! SWEET!

@Allison-grace Hmmm… *strikes a dramatic thinking pose* Writer’s Ink is good. It may not be what you’re after, as it’s more about grammar and writing school reports than about writing fiction. There’s good stuff about poetry in it, though.

*is tired from standing in dramatic thinking pose* *disappears in a cloud of whipped cream*

@aislinn-mollisong It’s lovely!!!! I love the line, “Their song is what you hear in your favorite dreams when you

Don’t want to wake up because the dream is almost real”

@ethryndal *is nice and doesn’t cry* You’re awesome. (I wish I was better at compliments). I love your blog. (Did I mention I’m bad at compliments?) LOTR IS THE BEST!!! *nods* That was better. 😀

@dragongeek Greetings! *flourish-y bow* You mentioned confetti, you have earned my respect. *salutes* RAGNOROK. *crazy wide-eyed stare* I’m sooooo excited to see it!!!!! *runs in circles, throwing- you guessed it- confetti*

@ethryndal *melts into pitiful sobbing over the Winter Soldier*