Kevin's Watch

Cord Hurn wrote:

IrrationalSanity wrote:

Cord Hurn wrote:Did she tell it, "Scat...go away", while standing in the middle of the street while waving at it?

Exactly! Congratulations - your question!

My thanks to you, Sanity!

My question is: When King Joyse gives Lebbick permission to interrogate Terisa, what does he say she must be made to do?

Either this question was too hard, or just too easy.

I was trying to give someone else a chance to declare an answer for their self.

I can't remember the details of that scene.

Well, I'll wait another week, and if IS or somebody doesn't post the answer, I'll try to come up with a new question.

Ok Im just putting out a random guess .. should she be made to do imagery? To exercise her imagery?

Im pulling this out of my ass cos its been a long time since Ive read the books .. and Im away from home .. though haha .. as I look to my right .. it would seem that I must have thought to answer this more thoroughly as Ive brought my book LOL ..

Ill get back to you in a few

Skyweir wrote:Ok Im just putting out a random guess .. should she be made to do imagery? To exercise her imagery?

That's a pretty decent guess, Skyweir, but that's not it! Sorry!

Cord Hurn wrote:Well, I'll wait another week, and if IS or somebody doesn't post the answer, I'll try to come up with a new question.

Oh, heck, I promised to give the answer and post a new question by this point in time, didn't I? Well, the answer is that King Joyse told Castellan Lebbick that Terisa must be made to declare herself.

So, okay, here's the new question:

According to Artagel, who is "the smart one in the family"?

That's easy: it's Geraden.

You have got it, Shadowbinding Shoe! Congratulations, and it's your question!

What are the hair and eye colors of Geraden and Terisa?

Cord Hurn wrote:

Cord Hurn wrote:Well, I'll wait another week, and if IS or somebody doesn't post the answer, I'll try to come up with a new question.

Oh, heck, I promised to give the answer and post a new question by this point in time, didn't I? Well, the answer is that King Joyse told Castellan Lebbick that Terisa must be made to declare herself.

Yep. I knew it, I just figured my hint (which practically answered the question) would surely be enough for someone else to pick it up.

Eye color options: oak-brown, sky-blue, sea-green, rage-red, royal-purple, sun-yellow, space-black blind-monk-white, orange-orange, panties-pink, meh-grey, kevinwatch-landscape-green...

shadowbinding shoe wrote:Eye color options: oak-brown, sky-blue, sea-green, rage-red, royal-purple, sun-yellow, space-black blind-monk-white, orange-orange, panties-pink, meh-grey, kevinwatch-landscape-green...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-LC57Daq-o

I am struggling to remember .. were her eyes green? I recall that she had a gown the colour of her eyes or that enhanced the colour of her eyes.

As for Geraden were they blue or brown LOL

I got the books out and tried to find it but failed .. I will continue looking but maybe someone else will recall

I think their descriptions are given very early on, maybe even in the introduction.

Teresa "big brown calf eyes" and auburn hair

Geraden .. short curly chestnut coloured hair and ... I havent found his eye colour .. but lets say it is also brown?

Hazel?

--A

I think that's a win. Your turn to ask, Skyweir.

Really was it brown?

Geraden eyes are called '(intent) brown eyes' while they talk in her apartment before venturing into Mordant (pg. 25.) Maybe there's a more detailed description elsewhere.

Interesting that both our heroes have varying shades of brown to both their eyes and hair. A hint that they're ordinary people thrust into greatness by need and circumstance.

Edit to add - I made a search in a digital edition of the books, Avatar, and the word 'hazel' doesn't appear a single time for the entire duology. So Geraden's eyes can't be hazel.