Terisa and Geraden - Was it a good love story?
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Well in that case you, me and dAN need to post in the "Mordant Needs You" topic in TCTC that I will ressurect in about 5 minutes from now, and maybe we can convince Vain to sticky a "Casting" topic in Announcements--I was going to start a big recruitment campaign on Valentines day--announcing Mordant on Ahira's Hangar's newletter, the Donaldson forum their and PMing all the loyal Mordant folks--but I guess we can start now.
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Ahh, the impetuousness of Danlo. Start two weeks early, then. Revan the answer is a lot like landing an airplane; in essence, any love story you can walk away from is a good one.
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Tell me if she laughs or cries
Blow away dandelion
I'm afraid there's no denying
I'm just a dandelion
a fate I don't deserve.
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Dandelion will make you wise
Tell me if she laughs or cries
Blow away dandelion
I'm afraid there's no denying
I'm just a dandelion
a fate I don't deserve.
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Yes, it was.
Maybe it would be interesting to discuss why. As it seems, most of the male users would like to have sex with Terisa, but to enjoy a good love story, you have to share the HERO(ine)'s yearnings, don't you?
Which leads me to another interesting question, I might as well start a new thread...
BTW: A 'good' love story doesn't need a happy ending, in my opinion. I usually prefer the sad ones. Or even unfulfilled love stories.
Maybe it would be interesting to discuss why. As it seems, most of the male users would like to have sex with Terisa, but to enjoy a good love story, you have to share the HERO(ine)'s yearnings, don't you?
Which leads me to another interesting question, I might as well start a new thread...
BTW: A 'good' love story doesn't need a happy ending, in my opinion. I usually prefer the sad ones. Or even unfulfilled love stories.
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I have always thought it to be a good love story, perhaps the only one from Donaldson that I could call "sweet". Most of his love matches feature couples who challenge each other in one way or another, or who face serious problems to overcome. This one is pretty straight forward in comparison....
Terisa and Geraden, the First and Pitchwife are my favorite Donaldson couples.
Terisa and Geraden, the First and Pitchwife are my favorite Donaldson couples.
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Maybe so, but I think Terisa was incredibly lucky too, in having found someone who wasn't simply trying to exploit her. Geraden needed her--especially towards the end when , but when she first arrived in Mordant, he was the only person who was honest with her.
Imagine what would have happened if Eremis had just hustled him out of the way right at the beginning and had been able to have his wicked way with her. There'd have been no story. Or at least a very different one.
Spoiler
she became an Arch-Imager
Imagine what would have happened if Eremis had just hustled him out of the way right at the beginning and had been able to have his wicked way with her. There'd have been no story. Or at least a very different one.
Halfway down the stairs Is the stair where I sit. There isn't any other stair quite like it. I'm not at the bottom, I'm not at the top; So this is the stair where I always stop.
I think it would be a better love story if Terisa wasn't so extremely beautiful and sexy. It seems like a logical conclusion that everyone desires her, so Geraden is no big exception.
Of course, he loves her mind, too, but come on...it's easier to love someone's mind/soul if he/she looks like "Miss Mordant".
I've always found that a little annoying. I know, I know...maybe I'm the one who's superficial now. But the love story would be more romantic if Terisa was just a little less stunning.
Of course, he loves her mind, too, but come on...it's easier to love someone's mind/soul if he/she looks like "Miss Mordant".
I've always found that a little annoying. I know, I know...maybe I'm the one who's superficial now. But the love story would be more romantic if Terisa was just a little less stunning.