Kevin's Watch

Welcome to the Watch Lisa (or welcome out of The Lurker's Swamp, if you prefer, since you've already got 6 years under your belt)

...and again.

Be Welcome to the Watch, Lisa.
Be Well Come and True.

(hoping someone knowledgeable has answered your initial question about Findail's song)

Welcome to the Watch Lisa.

Don't fade away again now, y'hear?

--A

Hello Lisa!

It feels a bit strange welcoming someone to the Watch who has been a member much longer than I have! The books didn't change my life, but they certainly enhanced it.

Greetings, Lisa. I have to admit these books changed my life as well... I now have a whole forum where people talk about me.

Lisa wrote:Now even Covenant seems young to me (unimaginable as that once was).

At his thousands of years of age? At the risk of being impolite, though that's hardly my most horrible vice, are you practicing necromancy or anything of that kind?

Corruption, had you delved into the background information revealed by our new-member-of-long-standing, you would have learned that she shares some practices common to the two moderators of this forum.

Lisa, chag sameach!
We hope you dance...

We don't all stalk new members y'know.

--A

True enough, Av.

Still, my co-mod will attest that such is my habit. If there is a trail to follow, my preference and profession is to follow it as far as possible within the bounds of public record and member's self-revelation. You may call it stalking, but there are other less pejorative names for it. I prefer to think of it as information gathering.

Menolly does call it stalking, though.

Savor Dam wrote:Menolly does call it stalking, though.

*vigorously nodding*

Hello all ~

I read the first and second chronicles in high school. It has been one of the most original and though provoking series that I have enjoyed. just finished The Runes of the Earth and am hooked once again. Nice to see SRD mention this site in his acknowledgements.

Now, a question. Esmer is apparently the son of Cail and the merewives (Dancers of the Sea), it is never mentioned which merewife...is his mother unknown, or do they not have individual indentities, or is it just not germain to the story?

If this is answered in the following books just let me know that. I am a curious critter.

peace~ gratefulheart

Welcome to the Watch, gratefulheart!

Excellent question. As far as I can recall, there is never an individual identity mentioned for the merewife who bore Esmer. Perhaps it is said, but I don't think so...this probably falls under the heading of "SRD only invents what he needs for the story he is telling."

May you thrive here, and contribute.

I appreciate your assistance, thank you for welcoming me to the community.

Be well!

Bob

Be Welcome to the Watch, gratefulheart/Bob (GH?)
Be Well come and True.

Try to check out and post in the rest of the forums. We have threads that cover everything and anything.

Greetings, gratefulheart. I admit I didn't have much interest for Cail's affair with the merewives and anyway was proccupied at that time, large thanks due to everyone's favourite leper hero.

Savor, Dam, doesn't it feel good to be out-niced by Lord Foul in something?

Welcome to the Watch, gratefulheart. Or should I call you ...... Muppet Scrooge!?!?!

• Yes, and every night will end
  And every day will start
  With a grateful prayer
  And a thankful heart

( )

Welcome to the Watch. Don't mind the natives, they're mostly harmless.

Go participate.

--A

Hello gratefulheart. Greetings from England.

Hi Gratefulheart, welcome to the Watch

hi gratefulheart.