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@rochellaine Wow. So true. We’re actually going to do that again in the next video. xD

You all mind if I share some of these on my social media? @dekreel @epicaddie2 @daughter-of-the-king

@dekreel Ahahahaha yessss!!! 😂😂😂

And yeah, you can do other faces too.

@rochellaine Haha 🤣🤣🤣 That’s the best!

@mnvalentine  Since @rochellaine covered the questing thing, I shall bombard you with fantasy cliches:

• Damsel in distress
• Mentor (old with flowing beard, and ends up dying)
• Prisons in castle towers
• Dragons (Sorry, Snapper! But it’s true…)
• Elves
• Dwarves
• Medieval setting
• Castles
• Knights
• Magic

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@rochellaine Never thought about the whole quest/question thing but that’s pretty cool. Thanks for your advice! I’ll probably use one or both of those 🙂

@rochellaine hmm, nope I didn’t get it. Maybe you can just try messaging it to me?

@rochellaine The first part is when Mr Rochester asks Jane to marry him, after pretending to be engaged to another girl, the second bit is just a paraphrase of the lengthy conversation that follow when Jane finds out about his wife, yes :D.

@rochellaine

I think Blueberria sounds fine. It’s quirky and probably would catch a little kid’s attention just because it’s weird.

I know! This robber is also searching for a rare species of butterfly, but now has run into two brown sparkly bears called Smokey and Sauron (named by said four year old brother).

You know you’re a bookworm when you go to your mom and say, “Mom, I need to get a new bookshelf soon.”

You know you’re a bookworm (and obsessed with LOTR) when your best friend gets you the complete collection of illustrated Lord of the Rings book for your birthday. I was so happy.

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@rochellaine this was very helpful; i don’t mind the length of the post 😉

@rochellaine 😀 It does. It’s an inspiring quote, though.

🙂 Okay. So in case Stan ever becomes famous, he can still post his quotes here

@jenwriter17  @aislinn-mollisong  @rochellaine  @skredder  @dragon-snapper  @anyone

For once, I am writing sometime other than midnight! XD

@jane-maree  @sam-kowal  @dragon-snapper @daeus  @jenwriter17  @rochellaine  @anyone

Awhile ago I was reading the KP article about terrible books. So are there any terrible books that you would recommend for me? XD I’m curious

@rochellaine I like Blueberria too, I’m not sure about Blueberries and Envelopes though.

I have a few title suggestions, I’m not sure if they are any good but here you go:

• The Boy Who Loved Blueberries
• A Blueberry For Oliver (or whatever you call him)
• A Ticket to Blueberria
• How to Get a Blueberry in Blueberria
• Licking Envelopes: How W…

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@rochellaine I actually liked the title being Blueberria.

btw, I think your ‘moral of the story’ note at the end was funny:)

@rochellaine  *searches refrigerator frantically for blueberries*

The link worked and I’m so glad because this story was GREAT.  😂

*keeps looking for blueberries*

We don’t have any…….

@rochellaine  Okay, for some reason I cannot open the link…hmmm.

BUT.  Of the names that other people mentioned, I like Caleb, Oliver, and Ben (although maybe Benny would work too…?).  Anyway, hopefully I can actually read the story sometime.  *kicks computer*

@rochellaine 😀 This is a great topic.

Not really an un-famous person, but:

It is the writer who might catch the imagination of young people, and plant a seed that will flower and come to fruition. 

-Isaac Asimov