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 Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 10:10 pm
ok, so who read her stuff and which couple is your favorite? i personally like numair and daine!
cheers!
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 7:34 am
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 8:36 am
oops oh and if you like aly/nawat, say ai!
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 9:30 am
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:20 pm
sigh.....i think that i shall have to read the series again....... it has been a while...... so whats your fav. these days kitsune?
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:25 pm
immortal mutsumi sigh.....i think that i shall have to read the series again....... it has been a while...... so whats your fav. these days kitsune? Alanna/George, but Aly/Nawat is really cute. Numair/Daine is alright, and I also love the (imaginary, on my part) Kel/Neal stuff... Overall, I'd say Alanna/George.
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:58 pm
george is really awesome.......i love how she falls for the guy who isn't ravishingly beautiful, that always bothered me about romances, its always seems to be the beautiful guy or girl that gets the best treatment...... that or the person nobody even likes to look at......
george is nice, witty, and he knows how to take care of himself. thats a turn on.
numair is......simply perfect. he's powerful, protective, and he fights for what he believes in, even though he tries so hard not to love daine he spent his last bit of magic to find her even if she was dead.......(refer to my post on the quotes thread if you wish to know what i am talking about.)
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 8:10 pm
I've read a couple of her books but that was a long time ago...
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 11:16 pm
Hmmmm.....
It's hard for me to chose between Nawat/Aly and Numair/Daine.
I think I'm going to say I like N/D better. I just love how Numair will get caught up in some stupid discussion about the history of rocks, or somthing equaly odd, for hours at a time.
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Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 10:09 pm
i love that about numair!!! its a wierd little thing that just gets under your skin. the thing with nawat is that because he is a bird, he doesn't understand how humans think and that is funny.
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Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 11:54 am
But is Nawat/Aly considered beastiality?
I cannot believe I just asked that question. Cos, well, he WAS a crow before he was a human and, yeah...
I thought Alanna was kind of a Mary-Sue character, since she did everything perfectly and had it made for her, except for her explosive temper which didn't really get her into any situation she couldn't get out of.
I'm going to go with Daine and Numair. They're a cute couple. whee
One thing I love about Tamora Pierce's books is that all her relationships are realistic, since most of them grow out of friendships.
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Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 10:15 pm
Wendy_Chan But is Nawat/Aly considered beastiality? I cannot believe I just asked that question. Cos, well, he WAS a crow before he was a human and, yeah... I thought Alanna was kind of a Mary-Sue character, since she did everything perfectly and had it made for her, except for her explosive temper which didn't really get her into any situation she couldn't get out of. I'm going to go with Daine and Numair. They're a cute couple. whee One thing I love about Tamora Pierce's books is that all her relationships are realistic, since most of them grow out of friendships. well, if you consider that when they had sex he was in human form.....i don't think you could quite callhuman/human intercourse beastiality...... alanna didn't necessarily always have it made for her. she did have that episode at the beginning where she had to conceal her gender and had to work doubly hard to keep up with the growing boys while she stayed the same. but pretty much because of jonathan she did have it made for her ofter she was exposed, literally......
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 6:59 pm
immortal mutsumi Wendy_Chan But is Nawat/Aly considered beastiality? I cannot believe I just asked that question. Cos, well, he WAS a crow before he was a human and, yeah... I thought Alanna was kind of a Mary-Sue character, since she did everything perfectly and had it made for her, except for her explosive temper which didn't really get her into any situation she couldn't get out of. I'm going to go with Daine and Numair. They're a cute couple. whee One thing I love about Tamora Pierce's books is that all her relationships are realistic, since most of them grow out of friendships. well, if you consider that when they had sex he was in human form.....i don't think you could quite callhuman/human intercourse beastiality...... alanna didn't necessarily always have it made for her. she did have that episode at the beginning where she had to conceal her gender and had to work doubly hard to keep up with the growing boys while she stayed the same. but pretty much because of jonathan she did have it made for her ofter she was exposed, literally...... Well, she did have to disguise herself as a boy, but like, even when she did (and mind you, she was only ten/eleven years old) she never slacked off, not even once and was dilligent and hardworking to the point where it was slightly unrealistic. I know Ms. Pierce just wanted to make her persistent and determined, but really, even if you are, you still get discouraged sometime or another, y'know? Also, she had the powers, the eyes (Mary-Sue litmus test: major points) and the cat, and the sword AND became the first female knight of Tortall in a hundred years, along with being the King's Champion... Like that kid from the Bazhir said to her. I kind of agreed with him. I'm just a really nitpicky person, and no book is perfect. The rest of Ms. Pierce's characters are wonderful, so I'll cut Alanna some slack, since she WAS her first book and first character. It's not like Alanna was like ARYA or ERAGON. *vomits at the thought of those two blatant Mary-Sues* Oh god, I sound like such a book-Nazi. gonk
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 7:42 pm
Wendy_Chan immortal mutsumi Wendy_Chan But is Nawat/Aly considered beastiality? I cannot believe I just asked that question. Cos, well, he WAS a crow before he was a human and, yeah... I thought Alanna was kind of a Mary-Sue character, since she did everything perfectly and had it made for her, except for her explosive temper which didn't really get her into any situation she couldn't get out of. I'm going to go with Daine and Numair. They're a cute couple. whee One thing I love about Tamora Pierce's books is that all her relationships are realistic, since most of them grow out of friendships. well, if you consider that when they had sex he was in human form.....i don't think you could quite callhuman/human intercourse beastiality...... alanna didn't necessarily always have it made for her. she did have that episode at the beginning where she had to conceal her gender and had to work doubly hard to keep up with the growing boys while she stayed the same. but pretty much because of jonathan she did have it made for her ofter she was exposed, literally...... Well, she did have to disguise herself as a boy, but like, even when she did (and mind you, she was only ten/eleven years old) she never slacked off, not even once and was dilligent and hardworking to the point where it was slightly unrealistic. I know Ms. Pierce just wanted to make her persistent and determined, but really, even if you are, you still get discouraged sometime or another, y'know? Also, she had the powers, the eyes (Mary-Sue litmus test: major points) and the cat, and the sword AND became the first female knight of Tortall in a hundred years, along with being the King's Champion... Like that kid from the Bazhir said to her. I kind of agreed with him. I'm just a really nitpicky person, and no book is perfect. The rest of Ms. Pierce's characters are wonderful, so I'll cut Alanna some slack, since she WAS her first book and first character. It's not like Alanna was like ARYA or ERAGON. *vomits at the thought of those two blatant Mary-Sues* Oh god, I sound like such a book-Nazi. gonk Well, in TFH, Alanna did slack off her studies a bit and got into trouble with Duke Gareth for it... I admit, Alanna is a bit of a Mary Sue (making me feel better about my first book character!) but she's still got a good story, I think.
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Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 7:01 pm
The Kitsune Hanyou Wendy_Chan immortal mutsumi Wendy_Chan But is Nawat/Aly considered beastiality? I cannot believe I just asked that question. Cos, well, he WAS a crow before he was a human and, yeah... I thought Alanna was kind of a Mary-Sue character, since she did everything perfectly and had it made for her, except for her explosive temper which didn't really get her into any situation she couldn't get out of. I'm going to go with Daine and Numair. They're a cute couple. whee One thing I love about Tamora Pierce's books is that all her relationships are realistic, since most of them grow out of friendships. well, if you consider that when they had sex he was in human form.....i don't think you could quite callhuman/human intercourse beastiality...... alanna didn't necessarily always have it made for her. she did have that episode at the beginning where she had to conceal her gender and had to work doubly hard to keep up with the growing boys while she stayed the same. but pretty much because of jonathan she did have it made for her ofter she was exposed, literally...... Well, she did have to disguise herself as a boy, but like, even when she did (and mind you, she was only ten/eleven years old) she never slacked off, not even once and was dilligent and hardworking to the point where it was slightly unrealistic. I know Ms. Pierce just wanted to make her persistent and determined, but really, even if you are, you still get discouraged sometime or another, y'know? Also, she had the powers, the eyes (Mary-Sue litmus test: major points) and the cat, and the sword AND became the first female knight of Tortall in a hundred years, along with being the King's Champion... Like that kid from the Bazhir said to her. I kind of agreed with him. I'm just a really nitpicky person, and no book is perfect. The rest of Ms. Pierce's characters are wonderful, so I'll cut Alanna some slack, since she WAS her first book and first character. It's not like Alanna was like ARYA or ERAGON. *vomits at the thought of those two blatant Mary-Sues* Oh god, I sound like such a book-Nazi. gonk Well, in TFH, Alanna did slack off her studies a bit and got into trouble with Duke Gareth for it... I admit, Alanna is a bit of a Mary Sue (making me feel better about my first book character!) but she's still got a good story, I think. Yeah but even when she was in trouble with the duke it wasn't that bad. Tamora even says it in the book that Gareth was proud of her for most of the stuff that got her into trouble. He was just punishing her because he had to, and both of them knew it.
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