Most memorable moment
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Most memorable moment
The very first time you read the books, what one moment captured you the most? Mine is easy. It's when Covenant used the power of the ring to give caamora to the dead giants. I remember actually crying at this point, a sob bursting out of me to my surprise - the first time a book truly made me cry.
Honorable mention for when Covenant in the second chronicles visited the ghosts of his friends from the first chronicles.
Honorable mention for when Covenant in the second chronicles visited the ghosts of his friends from the first chronicles.
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If this is your favorite moment (you have a lot of company there), please read the dissection thread for the chapter. The blue text is a link.
The initial post is by the incomparable Furls Fire. If her writing touches you, click the blue flame icon in my signature, read there, then go to The Hall of Gifts and follow links at the top of that forum, should you be so moved to do so.
Old hands, please excuse my blatant leading of the new member to some of the jewels of the Watch...
The initial post is by the incomparable Furls Fire. If her writing touches you, click the blue flame icon in my signature, read there, then go to The Hall of Gifts and follow links at the top of that forum, should you be so moved to do so.
Old hands, please excuse my blatant leading of the new member to some of the jewels of the Watch...
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Change is not a process for the impatient.
~ Barbara Reinhold
A government which robs Peter to pay Paul, can always count on the support of Paul.
~ George Bernard Shaw
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I wish I could copy and paste it on here... its hard to explain cuz all the emotions the book was throwing at my eyes...
It's in the last book of the first chronicles.. Foamfollower, Tommy, and Lena are in a cave thing and Lena goin on about some junk and Tommy is trying to get up in her head and foamfollower is all sad up in the corner.
It would be better if you went and found the passage... maybe il go find the page just incase somehow someone didn't fully understand whatever the hell I wrote up there. be right back..
It's in the last book of the first chronicles.. Foamfollower, Tommy, and Lena are in a cave thing and Lena goin on about some junk and Tommy is trying to get up in her head and foamfollower is all sad up in the corner.
It would be better if you went and found the passage... maybe il go find the page just incase somehow someone didn't fully understand whatever the hell I wrote up there. be right back..
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"For millions of years
mankind lived just like the animals.
Then something happened
that unleashed the power of our imagination -
we learned to talk."
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If PRO and CON are opposites,
then the opposite of PROgress must be...
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It's 4:19...
gotta minute?
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When TC finds the first Aliantha bush under the Sunbane (and persuades Sunder to eat the treasure berries) - a reminder the Land's ability to endure under Lord Foul's malice and that Earthpower can never be truly driven away. Also provides TC with hope that things can go back to the way they were before the Clave.
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The three major caamoras stick with me the most. Foamfollower's caamora in Hotash Slay, the caamora Covenant gifts to the souls of the Giants at the Grieve, and Covenant's own caamora in the Banefire. Just mind blowing and life affirming, all of them.
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when Covenant explains that the "Pure One" was a giant
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I'm pretty much a sucker for vivid action and I read the 1st Chrons when I was about 15 so the parts that caught my attention back then were The Battle Of Soaring Woodhelven and Lord Mhoram's Victory. Of course most of the Illearth War was just plain fascinating. I've re read the 1st and 2nd Chrons multiple times and I have come to appreciate the more emotional cues that have been referenced above.
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