Hehe, I didn't really meant this to be such a far fetched discussion, just something to think about.

You guys over analyzed it

Wow, the admin is passing all these acts without peeps with a voice in the Parlament.

Woah, almost like in the US Revolution

Quick, let us burn all Communist Manifesto copies before it is too late!

ahahahahaha!

I still managed to get a million WG interest overnight! I'm still a millionaire!

weeeee~

*ducks at the throwing sticks and stones*

Favorite: Princess Mononoke!!! Then, Lion King.

Most Hated: Wouldn't know. I try to forget them.

Its a good page if you want to find some fantasy images, but not such a good one if you want to post your work there. I don't much like the website's layout and the gallery is very restrictive to what you can post.

Don't know if this has been brought up or not, but I was wondering if there was an explanation as to why people from Earth (the "real world") are able to understand habitants of the Land? Do they share a common language? I think it would be silly if people of the Land spoke English :/

thanks for all the millions of gold...this is curious...

do the things you buy actually give you anything besides icons below your nick?

John Steinback the naturalist? I had no idea he wrote an arthurian legend based novel.

Can I throw in my two cents? I noticed how at a later point in LFB (when he's with the Raven?) he realises that he had indeed raped Lena and flippes out. I got a tad confused there and started thinking that perhaps Thomas wasn't even fully aware of what he did up until that point. That's a rather in...

The only one I read as a whole so far has been "Sword in the Stone" by T.H.White. It was a really great spin off on something so old and ancient. I liked how White was able to re-write the artherian story with a modern style and still maintain the "old folk lore" feel to it. I pl...

From LFB, I thought Lena was the most interesting (peer) character. She was extremely well developed in the short part of the novel where she was portrayed, and had a lot of depth. She just sounds really fun and pleasent. Certainly not rude like a lot of other characters. Though, I have yet no idea ...

Foundation by Isaac Asimov....the book is like 85 years old. Its amazing!

I try to stretch a good book for two weeks...course, if it just kicks total rear, I end up finish it in a day or so. -_-

two chapters a week sounds rather quick...what happens when you run out of chapters to talk about?

Woah, I'm missing all these great discussions! But there's no way I'll be able to catch up. Either way, I wouldn't want to. I like to read my books slowly

You guys need to start reading Dragonlance! The greatest fantasy series EVER!


*please note the "volumenieux" amount of sarcasm in that statement*

I would reject them.

Outcast them away.

I think the actual thing that truelly mezmorizes us is not the "fantasy" of the novel, but the story and how the author controls it. Without a story, all these fantasy worlds (Middle Earth, The Land, etc) are the same and quite empty. The stories pull us into the world and make it attracti...

I completely agree. I saw the 70s version of the movie and found it stupifying. But the mini-series was really awsome....and long.

Also, I thought Children of Dune was really good and somewhat true to its prequel. Although perhaps it consentrated on totaly different things.

I'm not at all surprised, actually. There are many cases where raped victims protect their abusers (aka beaten wifes, abused children, etc). Its a matter of brainwashing. I guess Lena was pretty *dum dum* in the head. Though at first, I could never imagine her that way. I mean, she seemed very livel...