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 Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 5:27 pm
We could maybe call up the publiser? I think his parents do the publishing, or editing, I forgot which.
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 7:18 pm
Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder No, not leave as in die. I mean leave,a s in board a boat and elave the land of Alagaesia. Like the boat in Lord of the Rings. When Frodo leaves. That actually is a very good idea. What would he call his next series? Name it after the land of the Elves? Exiled ofcourse. The story of Eragon's departure, and his exiled life. I assume that in order to defeat Galbatorix, he must unlock some kind of forbidden thing. And when it's all over, he must leave Alagaesia forever, in order to repent for the horrible thing he has done. That is a pretty good idea. I just noticed that we have been talking about a alternate series for Eragon for the past, like, 10-15 posts. Weird xd Haha, we have. But it's such an interesting idea! It cannot be helped. True, true. Someone should find Christopher Paolini's e-mail and question him about if he is writing an alternate series. Well we shouldn't jump to that yet until we see what happens in the third book.
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:09 pm
Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Exiled ofcourse. The story of Eragon's departure, and his exiled life. I assume that in order to defeat Galbatorix, he must unlock some kind of forbidden thing. And when it's all over, he must leave Alagaesia forever, in order to repent for the horrible thing he has done. That is a pretty good idea. I just noticed that we have been talking about a alternate series for Eragon for the past, like, 10-15 posts. Weird xd Haha, we have. But it's such an interesting idea! It cannot be helped. True, true. Someone should find Christopher Paolini's e-mail and question him about if he is writing an alternate series. Well we shouldn't jump to that yet until we see what happens in the third book. True. I just wish I knew what is going on in his head. Will he write a sequel or prequel tril.? Or will he just write another series that has nothing to do with Eragon?
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:07 pm
Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Exiled ofcourse. The story of Eragon's departure, and his exiled life. I assume that in order to defeat Galbatorix, he must unlock some kind of forbidden thing. And when it's all over, he must leave Alagaesia forever, in order to repent for the horrible thing he has done. That is a pretty good idea. I just noticed that we have been talking about a alternate series for Eragon for the past, like, 10-15 posts. Weird xd Haha, we have. But it's such an interesting idea! It cannot be helped. True, true. Someone should find Christopher Paolini's e-mail and question him about if he is writing an alternate series. Well we shouldn't jump to that yet until we see what happens in the third book. True. I just wish I knew what is going on in his head. Will he write a sequel or prequel tril.? Or will he just write another series that has nothing to do with Eragon? We should do one of those things where we send him questions and then he answers them. I'm sure he'll do it again after the third book comes out.
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:54 pm
Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Haha, we have. But it's such an interesting idea! It cannot be helped. True, true. Someone should find Christopher Paolini's e-mail and question him about if he is writing an alternate series. Well we shouldn't jump to that yet until we see what happens in the third book. True. I just wish I knew what is going on in his head. Will he write a sequel or prequel tril.? Or will he just write another series that has nothing to do with Eragon? We should do one of those things where we send him questions and then he answers them. I'm sure he'll do it again after the third book comes out. Hopefully. Hopefully...
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Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 1:57 am
ArGetLaM - Silver Palm i ask this qestion because i note that in Eragon he says "Boteq Istari"(or something like that) which apparently means "broad fire" but broad fire in the ancient language would be something along the lines of "Aenora Brisingr" does any one know why Durza gets a different magic language to Eragon? Hmmm, It raises alot of questions for CP to answer in the 3rd book. But I have an answer for now: Who Cares? HE'S DEAD!!! ding dong the shade is dead! Which old shade the durza shade! DING DONG THE DURZA SHADE IS DEEEEEEAAAAAAAD!
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Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:14 am
Well, bear in mind there are probably a whole lot of different words for 'Broad fire', depending on what context it is in. Like for example in latin.
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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 9:04 am
Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Exiled ofcourse. The story of Eragon's departure, and his exiled life. I assume that in order to defeat Galbatorix, he must unlock some kind of forbidden thing. And when it's all over, he must leave Alagaesia forever, in order to repent for the horrible thing he has done. That is a pretty good idea. I just noticed that we have been talking about a alternate series for Eragon for the past, like, 10-15 posts. Weird xd Haha, we have. But it's such an interesting idea! It cannot be helped. I just think that someone should get him here on Gaia and he could discuss the book. Like Michael Scott did with the Alchimest. It wuld be cool to dicuss ideas with the author. True, true. Someone should find Christopher Paolini's e-mail and question him about if he is writing an alternate series. Well we shouldn't jump to that yet until we see what happens in the third book.
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Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 11:53 pm
I have had an idea! (yes i know...rarity)
Maybe the language durza uses is just a code word for the spirits within him to use their magic...and hes just telling them what would be the best spell for the job....make sense?.....It does in my head rofl
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Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 11:35 am
Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder Reader OV Eragon Baulder No, not leave as in die. I mean leave,a s in board a boat and elave the land of Alagaesia. Like the boat in Lord of the Rings. When Frodo leaves. That actually is a very good idea. What would he call his next series? Name it after the land of the Elves? Exiled ofcourse. The story of Eragon's departure, and his exiled life. I assume that in order to defeat Galbatorix, he must unlock some kind of forbidden thing. And when it's all over, he must leave Alagaesia forever, in order to repent for the horrible thing he has done. That is a pretty good idea. I just noticed that we have been talking about a alternate series for Eragon for the past, like, 10-15 posts. Weird xd Haha, we have. But it's such an interesting idea! It cannot be helped. True, true. Someone should find Christopher Paolini's e-mail and question him about if he is writing an alternate series. I remember reading, in one place or another, that he was mulling the idea around in his head about writing the story of Brom's life after he finished Inheritance. I'd have to go through about 3 interviews and the books I own about him, but I know that I can find it somewhere. stressed
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Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 11:42 am
isidar_mithram Well, bear in mind there are probably a whole lot of different words for 'Broad fire', depending on what context it is in. Like for example in latin. I'm not singling this down to just Isidar: there were a couple other people that actually realized the truth that was sitting right there to see. In several languages, there are words that can be spelled nearly the same, but mean opposite things, or there can be two completely different words that mean nearly the same thing. Another thing to take into mind, is that in some languages, Japanese for a fact, that that use words that can translate into the exact same word, but have a completely different meaning. There are five (5) words that translate into the word "love" in Japanese, and each of them a different sort of love refering to something different
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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 2:17 am
Yeah, most asian languages are like that. Makes it rather difficult to explain to somebody who isn't used to the subtleties, and reading between the lines..And that reminds me of A Passage To India. How nice.
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