Thu Apr 07, 2005 12:51 am
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myname7772 wrote:Is it me or does the content of the plot not seem exciting, very predictable etc?
I mean like theres this small little fishing boat that comes to save Garin, knowledge that comes out of nowhere and other little bits and bobs that look like copy and paste.
The art, I agree, looks great but the content is flat.
Fri Apr 08, 2005 6:46 am
laq wrote:It's a good plot, it just seems to be moving very slowly. It's part 7 and not much has happend yet.
Fri Apr 08, 2005 7:17 am
Fri Apr 08, 2005 10:21 am
dlfreak wrote:laq wrote:It's a good plot, it just seems to be moving very slowly. It's part 7 and not much has happend yet.
Yea, Maraqua was exciting but with this chapter I was expecting something really intereseting, oh well... suspense suspence!
Fri Apr 08, 2005 1:18 pm
everconfused wrote:From the magazine, issue 8Isca - Her Dreams Foretold The Future
"No! No, watch out... NO!" Isca shot up in bed, breathing heavily. She sat still, allowing her memory of the dream to pass. The water that flowed through her gills had a calming effecct, and the Maraquan Aisha soon drifted out of her bed and across her room.
She could tell it was morning, because to the sunlight glistened off the plankton floating outside her window. She picked up her favourite coral brush and began to comb through her long white hair. Isca looked at the mirror on her desk and, upon seeing her own reflection, the memories of her dream came flowing back into her mind...
In the dream her friend Briana, a Maraqan Acara, had been pulled into a dark trench by a whirlpool. Isca had a feeling that the Acara would never return.
Isca's stomach felt heavy. Throughout her life, the Aisha's dreams were often premonitions of the future. She hoped with all her heart that this one was simply a bad dream. In the back of her mind, though, she knew that it wasn't.
Maybe, she thought, maybe just this once I can stop it from happening...
... snip ...
The Acara looked ashamed before giging her childhood playmate a big hug. "Oh, Isca, I am so sorry, after all this time I should just listen to you." A rather pale Isca smiled at her friend, and again hoped that just once she would be wrong. It was a wish she had made many times before, and knew she would make again.
typos are from the magazine.
So I really don't know what the difference is between Isca and Caylis, except I guess one of them has to be "bad" so there can be a big confrontation or something.
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Fri Apr 08, 2005 10:17 pm
Sapphire Faerie wrote:Garin's such a prat >_<
And Isca singing? That is SO Little Mermaid. **has every bit of that movie memorized because she watched it nonstop back in the early 90s when she was a child**