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Litindir on April 17, 2008
Well, that was the end of chapter one, and now things are getting really interesting!
For instance, how does it work to have a character who cannot speak?!
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Litindir on April 17, 2008
Well, that was the end of chapter one, and now things are getting really interesting!
For instance, how does it work to have a character who cannot speak?!
darkstar1006 at 3:22PM, April 22, 2008
ONOEZ! What is in the future for our heros?
Ryson at 1:13PM, April 21, 2008
like all villains, he has a tendency to ramble and explain himself for no reason what so ever.
Emeraldas at 11:58PM, April 18, 2008
Hmmm... Seems there is trouble ahead...
Chuckee at 10:41PM, April 18, 2008
Uh-Oh! Is that an ominous gong-sound I hear?
Chameleon Kid at 2:09PM, April 18, 2008
I like the name Punchinello...it reminds me of something or someone--but I can't remember what or who. (or why it is stuck in my head right now.) =/
SoItBegins at 12:33PM, April 18, 2008
Ooh. The plot thickens!
Lemniskate at 7:55AM, April 18, 2008
Nothing like a good old monologue aimed at the reader to convey information. For, well, Punchinello surely knows all this stuff and does not have to be reminded.
Niccea at 5:54AM, April 18, 2008
This is what I was thinking Nul. He may be mute, but there can still be a betrayal. And he almost looks like a cute little kid showing of his writing skills to his "dad" in this picture.
raminda at 5:51AM, April 18, 2008
I thought it was a slate... And do they use a code or is the Captain stupid enough to think he's the only one who can read?
Elaine at 5:51AM, April 18, 2008
Dun, dun, dun! For some reason I am reminded of Sauron and his Eye. Yes, rereading LotR does this to a person. And I have to say that the beer mug in the corner creates an excellent sense of balance.
THKNN_NUL at 5:32AM, April 18, 2008
ahhh man... that book he has is a journal so he can write his message...which could be worse then telling if he loses it...