In a post earlier (and perhaps on another thread) I opined that Joan has served a symbol for the health of the land (bloodshed as sustainence). If she is damaging herself, with the only succor being white gold, what might the Land be doing to itself (with Foul's help no doubt)?
btw, I hate Roger already too...but don't rule him out as a potential anti-hero. Thermopyle comes to mind from the GAP series.
Great Gak.... the waiting will cause my monkey-like head to explode!
I don't believe we'll see anything else until we see the whole thing. They've given us enough to whet the appetite. From Steve's point of view, he doesn't want to spoil any surprises. And from the publisher's point of view, this is enough to whip us into a buying frenzy.
If you eat the whole Bloomin' Onion, there won't be any room left for the burger.
Furls Fire wrote:Frenzy?? Did you say frenzy??? I've been in a frenzy over this whole thing for months now!!!
No, that's just because you've got 9 kids to look after. Any person with nine kids (WOW, how does she do it? I have 2 little sisters and they drive me MAD! she is truly great, *bows*) would be in a frenzy. regardless of whether it's a good book or not. Huggles furls!
Anyways. Furls has a good point... but that prologue is there just to provoke us a bit more. Like poking us with sticking, it just gets to us.
Darth Revan wrote:Anyways. Furls has a good point... but that prologue is there just to provoke us a bit more. Like poking us with sticking, it just gets to us.
What problem is there with the .pdf? You might want to try updating your version of the Adobe Reader if you can. If not, let me know what version you're using and I'll take a look at it.