A fan account for Peter David's Sir Apropos of Nothing, posting a quote a day.
My brain had completely frozen. "Our... parents were very poor, sire," I said desperately.
"And could not afford more than one name for you."
I had no reply to that.
My brain had completely frozen. "Our... parents were very poor, sire," I said desperately.
"And could not afford more than one name for you."
I had no reply to that.
He thought he'd spoil my mood.
He didn't comprehend my mood had been spoiled the day that I was born, and it had only been downhill from there.
He didn't comprehend my mood had been spoiled the day that I was born, and it had only been downhill from there.
He thought he'd spoil my mood.
He didn't comprehend my mood had been spoiled the day that I was born, and it had only been downhill from there.
He didn't comprehend my mood had been spoiled the day that I was born, and it had only been downhill from there.
He didn't comprehend my mood had been spoiled the day that I was born, and it had only been downhill from there.
"No," I said quickly.
"That's what I was told you'd say. Come along, then."
"No," I said quickly.
"That's what I was told you'd say. Come along, then."
"Yes," I agreed. "It certainly does. And I have to emphasize here the concept of 'sounds.' As in, is best appreciated second- or third- hand in the telling of it, rather than the first-hand experiencing of it."
"Yes," I agreed. "It certainly does. And I have to emphasize here the concept of 'sounds.' As in, is best appreciated second- or third- hand in the telling of it, rather than the first-hand experiencing of it."
Me...
I was a supporting player.
I had a bit part. I was a walk on, a one-off, whose presence was worth a chapter or two at most, a few lines in a ballad. I was there not to serve any purpose or goal of my own, but instead to highlight and underscore Tacit's greatness.
Me...
I was a supporting player.
I had a bit part. I was a walk on, a one-off, whose presence was worth a chapter or two at most, a few lines in a ballad. I was there not to serve any purpose or goal of my own, but instead to highlight and underscore Tacit's greatness.