:spew: Doesn´t it say somewhere that Linden realises that the haruchai gets this weird feeling about a perticular women when he feels the time is right... I can´t remember the exact wordings - doesn´t have the book. But they are in her room at Revelstone But that´s what Cail follows to the merewifes...

I often wonder when I read, how peolple in the story goes to the loo... AND what they use for toiletpaper... I´m just funny that way...

Jeremiah 1:5, “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.” Hmm, well... This is what I see: Jeremiah is 15 (1:5) Somewhere along the way Linden is told that Lord Foul has put his mark on him (appointed him) That non...

We don´t even know if the women in the Land menstruates the same way 'normal' women do. It also struck me as odd, that the question of Lindens cycle never came up. As the duchess says: She is a sexually active woman in her childbaring years... Why isn´t she worried? A short time after she begins her...

Barnetto wrote: I just have a severe aversion to (what I see as) any highly suspicious and unexplained coincidence. It's just that there had been hardly any previous contact with any animals (at least large ones other than humans) in the whole of the journey and just at this point we are confronted ...

The dress doesn´t have to be something her mother would send her out to play in... She ran away...
But I do think her legs should be a little more stubby/fat. Wasn´t she app. 5 years old?

I think you nailed it.

I think Atarian is supposed to look older than Trell. He ages slower than her because of his lore.

I see Lena as innocent, a little scared and still strong in your picture. Thats how I see her in my mind too.

Thank you all, for your warm welcome. It´s nice to feel at home right away.

I´ll be carefull to look out for spoilers, and try to sparkle as much as I can.

SG: Good to hear you have beaten the meth. It´s a nasty substance! Even though I have never done drugs I can still relate to your experience with the book. When I first got it I read it 2 times right after another and then put it down for a couple of years. Still remembering a few specifics from the...

Liked that one too!!

Lebbick was a man who saw his wife being tortured to the brink of death. And that tortured him as much, if not more, than if they had done it to him directly. What made him somewhat sane afterwards was the Kings willingness to let him have his revenge and the apparent softness and love of his wife. ...

Hey everybody. I´m all new to this site. I stumbled on to it by accident, but within half an hour I was ready to registre. ( Don´t mind the misspelling. English is only my second languege. 8) ) I have read MN 3 or 4 times allready and I love it. I have slowly begone reading TCOTC and i´m only just f...