Create a New Forum Admin Login Member Login Contribute to Voyager Search VoyForums Help Desk VoyForums Exchange VoyForums Directory/Categories VoyForums Homepage VoyForums News FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

[ Show ]

Support VoyForums

[ Shrink ]

VoyForums Announcement: Programming and providing support for this service has been a labor of love since 1997. We are one of the few services online who values our users' privacy, and have never sold your information. We have even fought hard to defend your privacy in legal cases; however, we've done it with almost no financial support -- paying out of pocket to continue providing the service. Due to the issues imposed on us by advertisers, we also stopped hosting most ads on the forums many years ago. We hope you appreciate our efforts.

Show your support by donating any amount. (Note: We are still technically a for-profit company, so your contribution is not tax-deductible.) PayPal Acct: Feedback:

Donate to VoyForums (PayPal):

Monday, April 20, 0:16:02

[ Login ] [ Contact Forum Admin ] [ Main index ] [ Post a new message ] [ Search | Check update time | Archives: 1, 2, 3, [4], 5, 6, 7, 8 ]

• I think he describes them in that scene- pity, regret, a little bit of liking. He had a small amount of admiration for her. I can see how their encounter might have left him with some feeling of fondness- and yet he still resented her blackmail and the terrible position she put him in. I think it is complex. But i don't think, in anyway, that he loved her. (NT) -- Oleander, 12:46:32 11/14/07 Wed
  

  ---

  
  
• I have not read any of the LJ books and don't plan to. However, I think I can contribute to this one :-). The whole Geneva storyline is one that I never really liked. Just never sat quite right with me. No, I don;t think Jamie loved her at all. Refer to Voyager>>> -- Rollaine, 20:11:12 11/14/07 Wed
  • Just curious about why you're posting on the LJ board if you have no intention of reading the books, and wondering what makes you so vehement about it and why you felt the need to mention that. (NT) -- sharon fisher, 05:02:43 11/15/07 Thu
    • Sorry, I don't see Rollaine as being vehement - here. (NT) -- GwenM, 06:06:13 11/15/07 Thu
      • Maybe not vehment, but it did strike me. I was hopping Rollaine came over because she heard about our awesome discussions :) (NT) -- Oleander, 06:08:24 11/15/07 Thu
    • Wow, the last thing I want to come across as is vehement. I typically run through all the boards just to see what's up. This particular quote & Gwen's comment caught my eye. We've discussed Geneva at length on the other boards. The question was posed as to whether or not Jamie loved Geneva, and based on other readings, I felt that I could offer some answers. I only mentioned about not reading LJG because I could not discuss anything in realtion to his books, just from the Outlander series. I apologize if it came across as vehement. That's an awfully strong word, and I was just trying to answer Gewn's inquiry. Guess I won't pop in here anymore. My aplogies. (NT) -- Rollaine, 08:49:02 11/15/07 Thu
      • Please understand that it is difficult in writing to express tone, I guess. All I wanted ot say is that I was not going to read the LJ series-that's all. I most certainly did not wish to come across as rude about. If someone responded to my comment with something from Brotherhood of the Blade, I would not be able toanswer it, so that's why I mentioned that I didn't read the book. (NT) -- Rollaine, 09:02:36 11/15/07 Thu
        • From my point of view (I know, I am only me), I didn't take any offense to your comments, was actually kind of glad you popped up, in spite of not reading the LJ books. I think you are welcome over here any time. How else can we bring you over to the dark side?? (NT) -- Oleander, 09:28:47 11/15/07 Thu
          • Thank you! I was feeling really bad about this. Truth is, I have no time to read anything anymore! I hear about everyone here who does so many re-reads, and honeslty, I have gotten through only once. I haven't yet finished ABOSAA. I am now in a state of panick becasue next week is Thanksgiving and I have no idea how I'm going to get everything done! Thank you, Olender, you made me feel better :-). (NT) -- Rollaine, 11:14:57 11/15/07 Thu
            • Late to the party *G*. Anyone is free to join in any conversations on any of the boards, so feel free! (NT) -- Judie, 22:15:00 11/18/07 Sun
              • Thanks, Judie for making me feel better. I do keep popping in hoping that no one has taken my words badly. I really can't add anything to these discussions because I have not read the series. However, I did think I could answer Gwen's question. Jamie did state quite to the point to Claire in Voyager that he did not love Geneva. Anyway, I am, as always, most grateful for your kindness :-). (NT) -- Rollaine, 13:00:59 11/19/07 Mon
                • I'm even later than Judie. I saw this thread yesterday, Rollaine. I was going to drop a reply, but I didn't think you'd scroll back by. I enjoyed seeing your comments here and I'm glad that you added them. Count me in with those who didn't hear your words as vehement. I don't think that you needed to have read any of the LJG books to address Gwen's question, and whether you've read them or ever plan to read them has nothing to do with visiting this board. I hope you'll feel free to chime in whenever you'd like to add your 2 cents to a discussion. Everyone has something to contribute. This place would be dull if no one ever spoke up, eh? (NT) -- Lady Jay, 21:30:01 11/19/07 Mon
                  • My thanks, to you also, Lady Jay :-). (NT) -- Rollaine, 13:01:33 11/20/07 Tue