FDK - Gawain and the Black Knight (11/38) - 09/26/10 06:42 PM
The next chapter is called "Enlightening Visits." 
Re: FDK - Gawain and the Black Knight (11/38) - 09/26/10 08:43 PM
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Loisette turned to Clarkent, feeling suddenly shy. “Thank--thank you for rescuing me.”
He narrowed his eyes. “This is why adventures were a bad idea.”
She gave him a lopsided grin. “You didn’t have fun?”
“No,” he said firmly.
He narrowed his eyes. “This is why adventures were a bad idea.”
She gave him a lopsided grin. “You didn’t have fun?”
“No,” he said firmly.
Re: FDK - Gawain and the Black Knight (11/38) - 09/26/10 11:48 PM
Clarkent is 14 right, Lois is probably 11 or 12 right?
I think once "Gawain" gets older, Loisette will have a rough time hiding any growing feelings for Clarkent
I think once "Gawain" gets older, Loisette will have a rough time hiding any growing feelings for Clarkent
Re: FDK - Gawain and the Black Knight (11/38) - 09/27/10 01:33 PM
Their first adventure. 
I do wonder what's up with the sword. Aside from the fact that it will be Clarkent's fate to pull it from the stone and assume his role as the rightful and legitimate heir to the Barbarian Kingdom 
But before you told us about the script only being Barbarian, I did expect two texts and the sword meant to unite the kingdoms.
A pure-gold cross-guard? Not sure that would work if the sword is meant for real fighting instead of being ceremonial.
They're a 1.5 years apart, as per part 1.
Michael
PS: Are you up for posting daily once ML and Corrina are done with their stories?
(Right now, daily posting might be overkill. But I'm guessing people would be able to cope, if necessary.)
I do wonder what's up with the sword. Aside from the fact that it will be Clarkent's fate to pull it from the stone and assume his role as the rightful and legitimate heir to the Barbarian Kingdom But before you told us about the script only being Barbarian, I did expect two texts and the sword meant to unite the kingdoms.Quote
The grip of the sword was jet black, but the circular pommel and the long cross-guard were made of gold woven in intricate patterns
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Clarkent is 14 right, Lois is probably 11 or 12 right?
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I think once "Gawain" gets older, Loisette will have a rough time hiding any growing feelings for Clarkent
Michael
PS: Are you up for posting daily once ML and Corrina are done with their stories?
(Right now, daily posting might be overkill. But I'm guessing people would be able to cope, if necessary.)
Re: FDK - Gawain and the Black Knight (11/38) - 09/28/10 08:20 PM
Darn, and I was ready for Clarkent to try his hand at the sword. 
The myth and mystery depends. Another nod to Arthurian legend and now they've "seen" the border and the stone. I wonder if the Barbarians are the only side that patrol it ... is it possible that they just stole the horse of one of King Sam's own guards?
And did Clarkent exhibit super-human strength in lifting Gawain up on the horse, or was he just a strong teenager on an adrenalin rush? *raises a speculative eyebrow* Very interesting stuff!
Kathy
The myth and mystery depends. Another nod to Arthurian legend and now they've "seen" the border and the stone. I wonder if the Barbarians are the only side that patrol it ... is it possible that they just stole the horse of one of King Sam's own guards?
And did Clarkent exhibit super-human strength in lifting Gawain up on the horse, or was he just a strong teenager on an adrenalin rush? *raises a speculative eyebrow* Very interesting stuff!
Kathy
Re: FDK - Gawain and the Black Knight (11/38) - 09/28/10 11:14 PM
Iolanthe--
Hahahaha.
tooaddicted2tv-- Yeah, as Michael said, there's about a year and a half difference between them. And age definitely changes things, doesn't it?
Michael-- Gold plating on the sword's cross-guard, methinks.
Hehehe. Doesn't that stink?
As for posting, I'm certain I could probably post daily if things seem to get too quiet. But it's looking like things are pretty busy.
Kathy--
Hahahaha. Now, that would be too soon, wouldn't it?
Glad you find it interesting!
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Deja Vu
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Remember, Loisette: An adventure is someone else having a hell of a bad time a thousand miles away.
tooaddicted2tv-- Yeah, as Michael said, there's about a year and a half difference between them. And age definitely changes things, doesn't it?
Michael-- Gold plating on the sword's cross-guard, methinks.
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And Lois finally gets to ride like a boy. And of course, by now she's already used to sitting astride.
As for posting, I'm certain I could probably post daily if things seem to get too quiet.
But it's looking like things are pretty busy.Kathy--
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Darn, and I was ready for Clarkent to try his hand at the sword.
Glad you find it interesting!
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Thanks for the feedback!
Deja Vu