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C05P13 – Don’t end up like
BOOKS!
And this isn’t even all of them. We just ran out of shelf space.
Awesome discussion on the last page, thank you to everyone for your thoughts! It seems like honesty & lies are something everyone has their own perspective on! As for today’s page, having recently discovered the Vlog Brothers and John Green’s obsession with famous last words, I was wondering if any of you had a favorite “last words” quote. I particularly like “Go on, get out. Last words are for fools who haven’t said enough,” from Karl Marx.
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Man…death is absolutely no fun at all…
It was quite interesting what his father had to say…a bit cryptic…but I expected that!
Well, if he just stated exactly what he meant in unambiguous terms, I’d have no fun twisting interpretations up later!
Oh man, bad timing… I wonder if Warren understands that any better than I do. He seems to know what he’s talking about when he is telling Renar about the Order back in the present.
And yay online store!
I think “bad timing” could sum up about 83% of Warren’s life…He doesn’t have the best luck in the world!
Ooh, we’re getting into the conspiracy now aren’t we?
Last episode of Korra- “It will be just like the good ol’ days.” -Tarlock. Then BOOM! So dark for a kid’s show. (Or any show really.)
OH MAN NOW I HAVE TO GEEK OUT WITH YOU ABOUT KORRA.
But YES, that final line from Tarlock was just awesome, and I couldn’t shake the feeling that his brother knew EXACTLY what he was doing, but chose not to act. Which says SO MUCH about the state of the characters in that moment.
I wasn’t 100% satisfied with the ending, but I did really enjoy that scene!!
I don’t generally have favorites, but one of the more memorable one was from Serenity “I am a leaf on the wind – watch how I soar”
Man, I still get a knee-jerk sad reaction when I read that phrase. It’s the “watch how I soar” which just — UHG! — Hits me right in the heart. NOOOO Wash! Not your sudden and inevitable death, by virtue of being a character the audience really likes in a Whedon film….
*flail*
*flail*
*flail*
If you haven’t read his books, you are missing out so hard. Just… man. Love John Green.
I have not read his books! Perhaps I should look them up, if you recommend them so!
His latest book, Fault in Our Stars, is the only book I’ve ever read that made me cry and then made me laugh about ten pages later. Both in complete sincerity, both completely and wholly earned.
And John Green is just… smart. About everything. I want to be smart about everything.
…..OH GOD I WAS RIGHT AND I WAS JUST BEING SARCASTIC! Meh, Robin’s wily and there are sooooo many other plot strings that are important. *Schemes.*
OR WERE YOU??
Came here at the recommendation of Kat, creator of Sunset Grill, and very glad I did so: a convincingly exotic world, plenty of action / intrigue and engaging characters. Just finished burning through the archives; looking forward to what comes next.
Awesome! I will have to send Kat my thanks! I’m so glad you enjoyed going through the archives. What was the highlight for you?
The highlight so far is Auditor Pakku; you do an excellent job of showing how different his thinking is from the other characters.
He and Warren are seeming contrasts to each other, but there are similarities too… They would make quite the team, if they had further opportunity.
Pakku is definitely a Break-Away character! I never expected people to enjoy him as much as they have! I always assumed he’d be too quirky. Shows you what I know!!