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@whalekeeper
*nods a thanks for closing the door; it’s a little crazy out there right now*yes; comfort series.
hmm.. I like Kate ( though that seems predictable, but I sort of understand her).I’m gonna have to say the first one is my favorite.
Why I like it: It has a lot of good points for me. One thing is that it has the child hero thing, but it actually makes sense why they are the ones needed. There’s cleverness, ingenuity, friendship, loyalty, it’s just really interesting, I’m running out of things to say, but yeah ; it’s cool. I’m sure I’m forgetting something important but my brain is a little dead today;)
What do you think about the fourth one? And do you have answers to those questions?
@whalekeeper
Should I be careful??;] Yes…I am a fan of mysterious Benedict society. You?Nice! Also have brother with a longbow.
@whalekeeper
i know I’m not exactly part of this conversation, but i struggle with plotting and was reading your post. That is a brilliant way to do it! Thanks@ellette-giselle
Yeah, I’m afraid I’m pretty interested in a large number of older weapons. Have you done any other types of weapons training, if you don’t mind me asking?@ellette-giselle
That’s so great you have a sword! I’m guessing, in that case, you probably know how to use it.
Is Stienbauch from a current project or a finished one?@ellette-giselle
Hi! Nice to talk to you on the inside!Side sword sounds cool! Do you have one?
Favorite fantasy = Lotr, Narnia, Wingfeather, Green Ember, some of the Brian Jacques are good.
Would spend a week with Shirley; she’s probably around 20. She’s a Christian, really cool, a great friend etc.
I would kind of like to be siblings with the Wingfeathers (tho that would throw off the entire plot), or Kate from Mysterious Benedict Society. Those come to mind first.
I’ll turn it crookedly on you;) Which of your characters would be most annoying to spend a week with as their sibling?
@elishavet-pidyon
Piano is great! I’m hoping to learn that (or start to;) soon. The mandolin is fun; you can do a lot with it, since it is tuned the same as a fiddle and you can do melodies or chords. Maybe a little biased;)@renegade
Hi fellow-former-lurker!What kinda of art do you do?
I would go to sometime during the reformation; hands down.
When would you go to?
Nice to meet you!
ha! *smiles slyly* Don’t worry; I’m a trustworthy spy.
Yes, I will hopefully share some. What kind of poetry do you like?
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Quarterstaffgirl.
Do you do any music stuff?
I actually think I heard of it someplace on here. I’ll have to finish it now.
Yes! And the pipe snare drums that accompany them!!
I do. And wish to play so many more! Primarily fiddle and mandolin. Technically harmonica (but we don’t talk about that), learning bodhran and tin whistle(which we also don’t talk about). Have some others but the list sounds too long;)
Hm. Aragorn comes to mind the fastest. He would probably be ok with stew.
I haven’t read Mistmantle yet; but it is sitting on my shelf.
Random question back at you!
Do you like the bagpipes?
Nice!
I would probably serve stew, or perhaps shepherd’s pie.
Ice cream is superior for after work stress relief;) But cheesecake is (if made by my pastor’s wife) superior in general amazingness. Â Â Â so….no I can’t really decide….
What would you serve and who would it be to?
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