Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 5:13 am
Then when this series is done, no doubt you, sir, will be able to provide us with a complete list of all his "continuity errors" for us to see and review. I'll mark it on my calendar.jacob Raver, sinTempter wrote:I noticed that too!CovenantJr wrote:I've noticed that with SRD, seeming continuity errors are often addressed later. He sets things up well in advance...jacob Raver, sinTempter wrote:My bad. I assumed that because he had so many issues arise from the first two books, continuity errors and such that he didn't do his homework...
But wrapping them up twenty years later, for any reason, to me at least, shows that while some might be 'intended openings', most are actually 'gaping holes'.
No freaking way would I cut him a break. You don't come back to one of the most influencial fantasy works of all-time twenty years later and expect 'a break' from die-hard fans! That's ridiculous. Man, up. He needs to do his homework. Some small mistakes ARE bound to happen, but not as many as he has made.rdhopeca wrote:He did go back and reread his works, dude. He said so himself. I guess I find it so sad that you won't cut him a break. He's human, after all.
The better the writer, the better the work, the more I expect and the more scrutiny I'll give it. Do we really want George Lucas the 2nd, here?
(oh, damn, soryy...lthat might have been going too far)
jacob Raver, sinTempter wrote::Did the Tree willingly give Berek the Staff and lillianrill?It was more a question of whether the Worm, Tree and Earthpower are sentient. It 'spoke' to Berek, I assume it 'gave' Berek the lillianrill and Staff. It was more an opening to that thread-0-thinking.[/i]wayfriend wrote:I didn't understand this question until I saw your replies. I think you're asking why Berek didn't rouse the worm.
TC has to take most of the blame because of the rape and he also used Elena to take the burden from him by trying to help her find the 7th ward,
