TakeThatYouFiend

Girls, Peri, Rebecca, Sarah, Sara, Sarai. Boys, Christopher, Luke, Percival, My own name (like I'd tell you what it was) Bob

I use Mitch Benn just before writing, because I write lyrics and he helps with the verse patterns, but during Mike Oldfield, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Yann Tiersen, and Murray Gold ...

I just see it as anything Tolkienish is high fantasy.

Username: TakeThatYouFiend Grade (completely optional, but it would be much appreciated!): *don't understand* Are you in high/middle/elementary school?: I am now in high (13+) school, but while I was

Ummm I used to be homeschooled... would you like me to fill it in? I don't know what you mean by grade, and the school system is different: I live ...

A nice thing I noted with some prologues is to narrate with someone who isn't the main narrator. Agree or disagree?

^^what she said :-) This seems rather steampunkish to me...

You didn't mention Dr. Evil. MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!

@Rosey%20Unicorn you talked above about the difference between gender and sex and would like to point out, originally at least, gender meant type. My dad has a book describing someone ...

Boys, Hex Hector Christopher Vivian Maxmillian Morrison Wetherby Edwin Huw Ethelred Ambrose (One of these is my own :-)) Girl's Primrose She Who Must Be Obeyed Bessie Sarah-Jane Mary-Anne Millie

There are no rules really. Grammar is what you make it. Only general consensuses, and they are often changed. But I would like to bring back congigations in English.

If music is the food of love play on...

The final question is easy; Make the main character witty. This makes him look sharp, which is good for a thief.

Also doing my GCSEs, so if you want to ask anything. .. *hums rule Britannia*

I always find the same problem, but try an awful lot of description and dialogue.