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 Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 11:21 am
I personally, don't know..
Hopefully someone can answer that for us!
Updated!!
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Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2005 11:40 am
Ok, this may be obvious to some of you, but not meh. =(
Did Erik really exist? If so, Did he really write Don Juan? Does it say "Written by POTO?"
Leruox insisted that he existed (it rhymes!) several times, and he wrote the book in a format that has things like "I went and talked to the Persian, and this is what he said."
Or was that just part of the novel?
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Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2005 8:42 pm
ShaquiraLake Ok, this may be obvious to some of you, but not meh. =( Did Erik really exist? If so, Did he really write Don Juan? Does it say "Written by POTO?" Leruox insisted that he existed (it rhymes!) several times, and he wrote the book in a format that has things like " I went and talked to the Persian, and this is what he said." Or was that just part of the novel? That my dear, is a debatable question...
and the true answer is unknown...
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Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 8:38 pm
gonk Okay, so... this... is kind of... Youko's musings to herself that bother her. D: Can anyone help poor Youko?
1. Are you SURE they don't give our dearest "daroga" a name? If not, then why, in both the Lon Chaney AND Charles Dance movies, are the equivalent of the daroga called "Inspector Ledoux"? ...that just drives me insane. Unless...
Director: OH NOES. :B WE NEED A NAME FOR OUR DAROGA DUDE.
Random Person: I NOES. *holds up Lon Chaney movie* THEY CALLZ HIM INSPECTOR LAYDOO IN HAR.
Director: THAT WURKS.
>>; ...yeah.
2. Wtf is your problem, Erik?! gonk
I've taken this book apart, deploying every little skill English Honours has taught me about sneaking up on a little, unsuspecting book, SEIZING a character, and them forcing a pyschologist-type view on them, picking thier brain apart with tweezers and a microscope, trying to find out thier damage. So what you're doing is metaphorically taking Erik and laying him down on one of those red leather sofas, with his hands crossed on his chest, with you sitting in a squashy arm-chair beside him with a little note-pad and glasses, and him saying, "Well, doc... Erik's problems first started when..." and then analyzing what you've taken from the book. D:
D: This worked just fine for the Catcher in the Rye, but...
Wtf is Erik's problem?! Does he have a particular type of mental disease or something, or are his strange symptoms (speaking in third person, childish behavious, obsessive, prone to extreme mood swings) just a byproduct of his past? Darned neurotic Phantom.
confused ...Youko thinks too much.
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Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 9:44 pm
Youko-chan
2. Wtf is your problem, Erik?! gonk
I've taken this book apart, deploying every little skill English Honours has taught me about sneaking up on a little, unsuspecting book, SEIZING a character, and them forcing a pyschologist-type view on them, picking thier brain apart with tweezers and a microscope, trying to find out thier damage. So what you're doing is metaphorically taking Erik and laying him down on one of those red leather sofas, with his hands crossed on his chest, with you sitting in a squashy arm-chair beside him with a little note-pad and glasses, and him saying, "Well, doc... Erik's problems first started when..." and then analyzing what you've taken from the book. D:
D: This worked just fine for the Catcher in the Rye, but...
Wtf is Erik's problem?! Does he have a particular type of mental disease or something, or are his strange symptoms (speaking in third person, childish behavious, obsessive, prone to extreme mood swings) just a byproduct of his past? Darned neurotic Phantom.
confused ...Youko thinks too much. First I have to say... I love you XD. I was in English Honours for 2 years, then went to standard cause I didn;t wanna take AP...so yeah XD I personaly think Erik deff. had Depression. I mean look at him. But mostly... I think he was driven insane by everything. X_X
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Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 10:38 pm
Ume Makoto Youko-chan
2. Wtf is your problem, Erik?! gonk
I've taken this book apart, deploying every little skill English Honours has taught me about sneaking up on a little, unsuspecting book, SEIZING a character, and them forcing a pyschologist-type view on them, picking thier brain apart with tweezers and a microscope, trying to find out thier damage. So what you're doing is metaphorically taking Erik and laying him down on one of those red leather sofas, with his hands crossed on his chest, with you sitting in a squashy arm-chair beside him with a little note-pad and glasses, and him saying, "Well, doc... Erik's problems first started when..." and then analyzing what you've taken from the book. D:
D: This worked just fine for the Catcher in the Rye, but...
Wtf is Erik's problem?! Does he have a particular type of mental disease or something, or are his strange symptoms (speaking in third person, childish behavious, obsessive, prone to extreme mood swings) just a byproduct of his past? Darned neurotic Phantom.
confused ...Youko thinks too much. First I have to say... I love you XD. I was in English Honours for 2 years, then went to standard cause I didn;t wanna take AP...so yeah XD I personaly think Erik deff. had Depression. I mean look at him. But mostly... I think he was driven insane by everything. X_X
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 10:10 pm
Yeah, Erik definitely is insane. C'mon, he looked (and smelled) like a corpse, was a musical/mathematical/architectural/sleight-of-hand genius, hated by his mom, and shanghaid and shown off like an animal by gypsies, all before he was 12. I'd say he might have a few issues to work out. Oh, plus he's on morphine. That wouldn't help.
But I have to say that I love you for that wonderful conversation about the director naming daroga Ledoux. Especially the :B . Genius.
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Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 1:22 pm
Erin Sovenya Yeah, Erik definitely is insane. C'mon, he looked (and smelled) like a corpse, was a musical/mathematical/architectural/sleight-of-hand genius, hated by his mom, and shanghaid and shown off like an animal by gypsies, all before he was 12. I'd say he might have a few issues to work out. Oh, plus he's on morphine. That wouldn't help. But I have to say that I love you for that wonderful conversation about the director naming daroga Ledoux. Especially the :B . Genius.
Yeah. ninja Poor Erik. xd
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 9:42 am
Okay this just came out of nowhere and I just realized this... Somewhere in the book it says that Erik plays the Resurrection of Lazarus (well might have not been from the book, cause I might be wrong, I could have gotten that out of a fic) Anyway it's been bothering me, is there really music sheets for it?
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