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What was your favorite scene in the book?

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What was your favorite scene in the book?

I liked the quest the best. It added excitement to the tale.
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I liked the scene in the library the best. It sounds so beautiful and mysterious, the way it is described. I wish I had a library like that in my home. ;)
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The whole adventure to get to Olàm Shonè was quite thrilling, but I particularly enjoyed the confrontation with the spiders. I definitely wouldn't like to be in their shoes fighting giant spiders though!
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I liked when auralius met Aurora. Idk why it just felt so sweet and innocent. It was cute!
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KCWolf wrote: 01 Sep 2019, 11:29 I liked the scene in the library the best. It sounds so beautiful and mysterious, the way it is described. I wish I had a library like that in my home. ;)
I agree! Except for the creepy spying eyes everywhere. :shock:
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Oddly, I really liked the scene where Will talks to the Boy in the mirror. There was something melancholy about it for me but also something like a bit of relief in the midst of danger.
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Nisha Ward wrote: 10 Sep 2019, 11:07 Oddly, I really liked the scene where Will talks to the Boy in the mirror. There was something melancholy about it for me but also something like a bit of relief in the midst of danger.
Tear was a little awkward but you cant really blame him when hrs by himself celebrating his bday every day
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Tomah wrote: 01 Sep 2019, 14:18 The whole adventure to get to Olàm Shonè was quite thrilling, but I particularly enjoyed the confrontation with the spiders. I definitely wouldn't like to be in their shoes fighting giant spiders though!
Omg I would just die! No thank you!
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My favorite scene in the book is when Will notices that the rope around Wolfea's neck is rubbing sores, and gentles her down to remove the rope. Why he then ties it around her belly, I have no idea.
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djr6090 wrote: 18 Sep 2019, 08:45 My favorite scene in the book is when Will notices that the rope around Wolfea's neck is rubbing sores, and gentles her down to remove the rope. Why he then ties it around her belly, I have no idea.
Lol I'm guessing because she hasn't been "domesticated" yet and it was acting as a leash of sorts. I dont think anyone else would have appreciated her running wildand free, especially after the show she had just given them!
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Kro92813 wrote: 20 Sep 2019, 23:05
djr6090 wrote: 18 Sep 2019, 08:45 My favorite scene in the book is when Will notices that the rope around Wolfea's neck is rubbing sores, and gentles her down to remove the rope. Why he then ties it around her belly, I have no idea.
Lol I'm guessing because she hasn't been "domesticated" yet and it was acting as a leash of sorts. I dont think anyone else would have appreciated her running wildand free, especially after the show she had just given them!
My favorite scene was whrn the False King got his.
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Ferdinand_otieno wrote: 20 Sep 2019, 23:58
Kro92813 wrote: 20 Sep 2019, 23:05
djr6090 wrote: 18 Sep 2019, 08:45 My favorite scene in the book is when Will notices that the rope around Wolfea's neck is rubbing sores, and gentles her down to remove the rope. Why he then ties it around her belly, I have no idea.
Lol I'm guessing because she hasn't been "domesticated" yet and it was acting as a leash of sorts. I dont think anyone else would have appreciated her running wildand free, especially after the show she had just given them!
My favorite scene was whrn the False King got his.
That was a good one too.
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djr6090 wrote: 21 Sep 2019, 09:08
Ferdinand_otieno wrote: 20 Sep 2019, 23:58
Kro92813 wrote: 20 Sep 2019, 23:05

Lol I'm guessing because she hasn't been "domesticated" yet and it was acting as a leash of sorts. I dont think anyone else would have appreciated her running wildand free, especially after the show she had just given them!
My favorite scene was whrn the False King got his.
That was a good one too.
That was an interesting scene for me because it was at this point that I was of the opinion that domesticating Wolfèa was somewhat cruel and uncalled for. I tried to imagine the reaction should I attempt such a feat in our realm.
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Ferdinand_otieno wrote: 22 Sep 2019, 08:44
djr6090 wrote: 21 Sep 2019, 09:08
Ferdinand_otieno wrote: 20 Sep 2019, 23:58
My favorite scene was whrn the False King got his.
That was a good one too.
That was an interesting scene for me because it was at this point that I was of the opinion that domesticating Wolfèa was somewhat cruel and uncalled for. I tried to imagine the reaction should I attempt such a feat in our realm.
You would probably be eaten or mauled by the wolf :lol2:
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Kro92813 wrote: 22 Sep 2019, 09:47
Ferdinand_otieno wrote: 22 Sep 2019, 08:44
djr6090 wrote: 21 Sep 2019, 09:08

That was a good one too.
That was an interesting scene for me because it was at this point that I was of the opinion that domesticating Wolfèa was somewhat cruel and uncalled for. I tried to imagine the reaction should I attempt such a feat in our realm.
You would probably be eaten or mauled by the wolf :lol2:
That is why I felt like Wolfèa should never have been a pet in the Orphanage. It would have been better if Will slept somewhere (not necessarily outside) next to Wolfèa.
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