Kevin's Watch

I voted for Morn, but for some reason I always had a soft spot for Lena.

Didn't read the other stuff- just the Chronicles and mordant( well the Daughter of Regals too but that isn't mentioned in the poll) so I had to go with Terisa- Linden Avery is just too lame.

Since I first posted in here, I've read more SRD. Now the only one of these women I haven't encountered is Terisa. Of Linden, Morn and Ginny, I'd say Ginny is the only one who isn't insanely annoying, but she also isn't that appealing (to me). My answer would have to grudgingly be Morn. She annoys me, but not as much as Linden.

Prodigal Knight Revan wrote:

Gart wrote:Beg to differ but for me the situation does affect how I look at a woman. I'm quite strong on the sanctity of marriage for example, so a married lady is an automatic no-go for me.

On the other hand, just 'cos you asked, my previous vote stands. Linden takes things way too seriously and Terrisa is a bit placid for my taste.

Ah... Of course, in the real world, the situation would effect me... but this is fiction.

are you forgetting the definition of ethics posed by the old beggar at the beginning of LFB?

Cagliostro wrote:I voted for Morn, but for some reason I always had a soft spot for Lena.

i am with you on this. i voted Morn on the poll, but i always pictured young Lena as the most beautiful.

Terisa

Peven wrote:are you forgetting the definition of ethics posed by the old beggar at the beginning of LFB?

Thomas Covenant looked down trepidatiously at the worn piece of paper which had been unceremoniously thrust into his half-hand by the old beggar.

"A man - real in all the ways we consider real - finds himself suddenly translated to a place where completely gorgeous women are fighting for his attention. The man - married in his real life - faces a quandary: If this is a dream, is he free to carry on with wanton and total abandon? On the other hand, if this experience is real, why does he not attract such women in his real world? This is the fundamental question of ethics."

Relayer wrote:

Peven wrote:are you forgetting the definition of ethics posed by the old beggar at the beginning of LFB?

Thomas Covenant looked down trepidatiously at the worn piece of paper which had been unceremoniously thrust into his half-hand by the old beggar.

"A man - real in all the ways we consider real - finds himself suddenly translated to a place where completely gorgeous women are fighting for his attention. The man - married in his real life - faces a quandary: If this is a dream, is he free to carry on with wanton and total abandon? On the other hand, if this experience is real, why does he not attract such women in his real world? This is the fundamental question of ethics."

yeah, that's the one.

Relayer wrote:

Peven wrote:are you forgetting the definition of ethics posed by the old beggar at the beginning of LFB?

Thomas Covenant looked down trepidatiously at the worn piece of paper which had been unceremoniously thrust into his half-hand by the old beggar.

"A man - real in all the ways we consider real - finds himself suddenly translated to a place where completely gorgeous women are fighting for his attention. The man - married in his real life - faces a quandary: If this is a dream, is he free to carry on with wanton and total abandon? On the other hand, if this experience is real, why does he not attract such women in his real world? This is the fundamental question of ethics."

Oh yeah.... definitley Morn Highland. Zone-implanted sex-kitten dynamo.

-self edited for overly descriptive possibilities-

In the Gradual Interview was wrote:Farm Ur-Ted: Who do you think is the hottest babe in the series? Be honest.

• Well, as long as we're playing this game: my personal vote goes to Koina Hannish.

So I looked up Koina on the web ... SRD may have a point.

I voted for morn. Dats one tough cookie.

Morn is one tough cookie, but talk about emotional baggage.