J. Haux

Prefers the deaths of main characters at the end of the first book, rather than the beginning of a sequel. (He's reading Eldest)

*reads Anair's post* You obviously haven't read all of it... :-# I think part of the reason I was disappointed in Eldest was because I had forseen much of it. ...

You did compare them. You said they were both brilliantly written. I don't think they are on the same level, thought-wise. Inheritance? I guess we're looking at it differently, Zel. ...

'Ello Hatter! I have a friend who likes "disturbing, horror stories." I'm interested in seeing your work. Welcome and enjoy TWS! ~Jacquie~

Zel, could you look in your textbook and copy the exact definition for us? Please? Textbooks are very laborsome to edit. There could be mistakes. You have to look at ...

Hi! I'm Jacquie. Hope to see you around the boards. :D

Hi Bianca! Welcome, welcome, welcome! I'm not much of a poet, but I'd love to read your stuff. Hope to see you around! ~Jacquie~

Hey, Edders! I KNEW you couldn't be 35! :wink: I read what you have of The Shadow Blight so far. I just haven't had time to comment. sorry. :( I'll ...

You've edited without changing much at all. I must not have explained very well, sorry. I only have a little time, so: Put periods on the end of sentences, not ...

I'm thinking Incandescence was right: the term patriot used to describe someone working for independence, gained it's popularity from the American Revolution, but is not exclusive to it. *yawn*...But

I'm sorry, Zel. I don't think that's not right. I thought you meant that they were saying "patriot" was a term for an American colonist-revolutionist. Which would have been the ...

Bubble said what I was going to say. I think you could do more than "takes us over". A goblin, to me, is sly. Use more words to reflect the ...

His silvery eyes gleamed in the light of the flaming tower. The furious dragon whipped his long, thin spiked tail right in front of my shield. Golden spines were placed ...

Zel...Zel...the problem is, you're looking in a textbook . The definition is going to apply to the text/subject. And that's right--just not in this instance. When I said dictionary, I ...

"Too" can mean "also" or "as well". "I'll get you, my pretty, and you're little dog, too!" :wink: I'll try to look at this later when I'm more awake. :D ...