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by KAY1
Thu Mar 16, 2006 4:45 pm
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: The Silly Chronicles Definitions Game
Replies: 130
Views: 24462

heh heh Demondim-Spawn - Frog Spawn type mulch that stupid Demons come from
by KAY1
Thu Mar 16, 2006 3:03 pm
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: The Silly Chronicles Definitions Game
Replies: 130
Views: 24462

Ooh Im getting into this now!

Birinair - Gaseous form of beer

Glimmermere - what someone says with a mouth full of birinair when they want more

Loremaster - Someone who builds Lore Masts
by KAY1
Thu Mar 16, 2006 11:49 am
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: The Silly Chronicles Definitions Game
Replies: 130
Views: 24462

Hiltmark - Mark left by the hilt of my sword when I smack you with it

Sandgorgon - Sandcastle version of Medusa

Kevin's Watch - What High Lord Kevin used to tell the time

Lord's Staff - Lord's entourage

Lord's Fire - When a Lord terminates the employment of Lord's Staff
by KAY1
Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:46 am
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: The Silly Chronicles Definitions Game
Replies: 130
Views: 24462

Foul's Creche - Nursery for Chickens
by KAY1
Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:43 am
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: The Silly Chronicles Definitions Game
Replies: 130
Views: 24462

Damelon's Door - Entry to the hottest club in the Land (Ya name's not Damelon ya not coming in)
by KAY1
Tue Mar 14, 2006 3:39 pm
Forum: The Runes of the Earth
Topic: The End of the Land?
Replies: 35
Views: 6457

I actually just mentioned this in the thread asking about the Wormof the World's end and why Foul did not rouse the Worm himself. If the Arch of Time preserves the Law of Time which says that an action, once done, cannot be undone, then if the Arch is destroyed, would the Creator or Covenant or whoe...
by KAY1
Tue Mar 14, 2006 3:32 pm
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: The Seven Words of Power--breaking down the Old Lanquage
Replies: 92
Views: 37577

Even the Clave were baffled as to why Glimmermere resisted though they had heard legends of a powerful artifact within it's depths which kept it pure.
by KAY1
Tue Mar 14, 2006 3:30 pm
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: The Seven Words of Power--breaking down the Old Lanquage
Replies: 92
Views: 37577

When they go back to Revelstone after the Search Glimmermere is still there as Covenant shows it to Linden and this time Covenant is reflected (remember previously it never reflected mere mortals). I believe there was also a comment saying that the waters would not be affected immediately by the Sun...
by KAY1
Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:54 pm
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: What Exactly is the Worm of the World's End?
Replies: 14
Views: 3050

I believe Foul may have also made a comment at some point that he was content to let situations unfold before but is taking a more active role now and pushing things along.
by KAY1
Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:31 pm
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: What Exactly is the Worm of the World's End?
Replies: 14
Views: 3050

If the Law of Time says that no act can be undone, If the Arch of time was broken would it then be possible to undo the act which made Foul become trapped in the Earth in the first place and in effect stop the Earth being destroyed? Or is this all those time-paradox stuff which will make my head exp...
by KAY1
Fri Mar 10, 2006 2:16 pm
Forum: The Runes of the Earth
Topic: Was the fact that Joan chose the rings significant?
Replies: 13
Views: 1819

Thanks for moving this! Joan is kind of a Creator/Despiser all in one. She wanted her creation (the marriage and all that came with it) to be perfect and when it turned out it was flawed (the leprosy) she walked out (as opposed to the actual Creator who metaphorically did the same thing by sealing t...
by KAY1
Fri Mar 10, 2006 11:02 am
Forum: The Runes of the Earth
Topic: Was the fact that Joan chose the rings significant?
Replies: 13
Views: 1819

Ah Danlo is the man is he? Come on come on! :P

I think Foul realised his mistake very early on as when he first met Covenant and was ridiculing him, it made covenant resentful and determined not to be treated as a 'groveller'. Foul then tried to change his tactic but it was a little late by then.
by KAY1
Fri Mar 10, 2006 10:19 am
Forum: The Runes of the Earth
Topic: Was the fact that Joan chose the rings significant?
Replies: 13
Views: 1819

yeah you may be right I wasnt too sure when I posted it.

Where is the miraculous post mover? ;)
by KAY1
Fri Mar 10, 2006 10:09 am
Forum: The Runes of the Earth
Topic: Was the fact that Joan chose the rings significant?
Replies: 13
Views: 1819

Was the fact that Joan chose the rings significant?

Again, sorry if someone has already covered this. I'm not sure if this should even be in this thread or in Runes, but does the fact that Joan was the one who wanted the white gold rings have any significance? obviously we know in Runes she is also a white gold wielder and can affect the Land with th...
by KAY1
Tue Mar 07, 2006 2:56 pm
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: Peoples reactions to Covenant
Replies: 36
Views: 8499

To be honest I was much more disturbed by the Elena/Covenant relationship than by the rape itself. I know it has been said over and over that they hadnt known each other as father and daughter etc etc but that isn't really the point. The rape was a terrible thing and had many consequences over the y...
by KAY1
Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:31 am
Forum: The First and Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
Topic: Peoples reactions to Covenant
Replies: 36
Views: 8499

I actually read my brother's copy of LFB after he had finished with it and between us we started buying the rest of the books. he gave up after TPTP though and said he wasn't interested in reading it anymore. I suppose at least he made it to the end of the 1st chrons. I think after that he got more ...
by KAY1
Thu Mar 02, 2006 9:45 am
Forum: General SRD Discussion and Other Works
Topic: The Gradual Interview
Replies: 2053
Views: 217683

I think the 'betrayal' of Foul came from the fact that he believed he had won. he believed Covenant was finally giving him what he wanted because he had bettered him, but Covenant fooled him, which I guess could be called a betrayal. Perhaps suggesting somone else was betrayed means that Covenant's ...
by KAY1
Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:08 pm
Forum: General SRD Discussion and Other Works
Topic: The Gradual Interview
Replies: 2053
Views: 217683

It's true, a lot of languages are said how they look, whereas english has many stupid words where the pronounciation has nothing in common with the spelling and words can mean many different things, although pronounced and spelt in the same way.
by KAY1
Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:37 pm
Forum: General SRD Discussion and Other Works
Topic: The Gradual Interview
Replies: 2053
Views: 217683

I agree I always thought of it as Co-Er Cry

It's funny how people see a word and imagine completely different pronunciations to other people.

It doesn't help when you get stupid words which are pronounced in no way similar to how they are written.
by KAY1
Mon Feb 27, 2006 9:53 am
Forum: The Runes of the Earth
Topic: Illearth Stone(s)
Replies: 22
Views: 7206

In answer to the bit about the Forestal, he did indeed destroy the stone. Mhoram asks what became of the stone after Caeroill Wildwood killed the Giant and he said 'It was a great evil - I have destrpyed it'. I would say it is reasonable to assume other shards are littered about the Land. I don't re...

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