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Was this story pre written, or was it improvised?????

Originally posted by Teroril:
<STRONG>Was this story pre written, or was it improvised?????</STRONG>

It's all improvised with a few talks about directions. We write what we feel, we are 'real' artists!

Originally posted by Teroril:
<STRONG>Was this story pre written, or was it improvised?????</STRONG>

If you are thinking of plagiarizing our story for publication, I'm afraid you might run into trouble with the lawyers for the Estate of Frank Baum, the lawyers for the Estate of Lewis Carroll, and Michael Eisner.

@Gwally - LMAO!!

You forgot to mention the DF are still awaiting the appeal court ruling

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>@Gwally - LMAO!!

You forgot to mention the DF are still awaiting the appeal court ruling </STRONG>

Who is the judge? Do you think that she or he would be open to bribes?

Originally posted by dragon wench:
<STRONG>Who is the judge? Do you think that she or he would be open to bribes?
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Waverly is always open to bribes - but can we afford it?

Originally posted by Gwalchmai:
<STRONG>Waverly is always open to bribes - but can we afford it? </STRONG>

Well...we do have serveral women in our midst. That's all it really takes with Waverly We'll be fine

Originally posted by Vivien:
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Well...we do have serveral women in our midst. That's all it really takes with Waverly We'll be fine </STRONG>

especially if we can all persuade him into the hot tub

Just curious: Has any of us ever considered writing a battle scene where the Dark Flames lose? Sword spiders hitting through stoneskin, wing buffets knocking everyone for a loop, clerics run out of heal spells, opposing druids cast Nature's Beauty and everyone goes blind? What would be the implications of the Dark Flames having to limp away in disgrace? How would the characters feel about that?

Gwally: I'm a go with that one. We could get beat up Show that we're human

@Gwally - you going to kill us off?

Well I'm not proud, considering I tend to find myself in various states of embarrassment anyway As long as I have a handsome rescuer.

I don't have anything specific in mind. I'm just interested in the fact that we always end up winning. Or do we? Often, a story arc is started with a failure, such as someone being captured, and the others encounter many hardships along the way. Ultimately, we win, but that may all be a part of the Good vs. Evil mythos. Good always wins, or else it wouldn't be good, would it? [History is written by the victors - that sort of thing.] So maybe its not so bad that we always win in the end. We certainly experience loss along the way. Furthermore, sometimes having Georgi's character start lopping off heads right-and-left may not be so much a commentary on how powerful the Dark Flames are, but on how uninterested we are in writing detailed fight scenes. We would rather get back to the pathos and absurdity as fast as possible.... I'm just speaking for myself, here. No reflection on all you other great authors. I also seem to be playing my own devil's advocate as well as rambling.... Maybe I'm bored. Sorry....

As long as I have a handsome rescuer.

Someone call??

Originally posted by Gwalchmai:
<STRONG>Just curious: Has any of us ever considered writing a battle scene where the Dark Flames lose? Sword spiders hitting through stoneskin, wing buffets knocking everyone for a loop, clerics run out of heal spells, opposing druids cast Nature's Beauty and everyone goes blind? What would be the implications of the Dark Flames having to limp away in disgrace? How would the characters feel about that?</STRONG>

So I see by these comments, Darkpoet was never with the Darkflames. He must of been a figment of someones imagination.

On that note, Darkpoet is now dead. He never recovered from his wounds, after the fight with Teshana.

Give me a bit and I'll edit that Darkpoet is dead.

Originally posted by Darkpoet:
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So I see by these comments, Darkpoet was never with the Darkflames. He must of been a figment of someones imagination.

On that note, Darkpoet is now dead. He never recovered from his wounds, after the fight with Teshana.

Give me a bit and I'll edit that Darkpoet is dead.</STRONG>

If you read my next post, Mr. Dramatic, you will see that I am mostly musing on my own writings, and wishing to set up a philosophical discussion on the nature of the Good-Evil mythos. I also state that my thoughts have no bearings on anyone else's writings and are not meant as commentary. Instead of taking personal offence, you could have pointed out where you have actually written a losing battle, and we could have had a good discussion. Please know that you don't have to take everything as a personal affront.

Originally posted by Yshania:
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As you can see considerable thougtht went into this post

harry

Originally posted by Gwalchmai:
<STRONG>If you read my next post, Mr. Dramatic, you will see that I am mostly musing on my own writings, and wishing to set up a philosophical discussion on the nature of the Good-Evil mythos. I also state that my thoughts have no bearings on anyone else's writings and are not meant as commentary. Instead of taking personal offence, you could have pointed out where you have actually written a losing battle, and we could have had a good discussion. Please know that you don't have to take everything as a personal affront.</STRONG>

Well, you don't have to worry about Mr. Dramatic any more. Good day to all.

Darkpoet is dead.

@Harry - not thought - feelings.

Originally posted by Darkpoet:
<STRONG>Well, you don't have to worry about Mr. Dramatic any more. Good day to all.

Darkpoet is dead.</STRONG>

Sweetie, we all like you.