Yeah, that passage seems ominious to me. The idea that she's going to get tangled up with V'lane in such an intimate fashion makes my skin crawl. *argh!* Why can't she just realize that he's a Slimy Git and stab him with the bloody spear already?! She's had enough problems in her life without that nasty little fairy messing her up even more (but it may be worth it to see JB play the hero). -- DARKFEVER

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Date Posted: 18:38:12 12/31/06 Sun
Author: Annaline
Subject: Yeah, that passage seems ominious to me. The idea that she's going to get tangled up with V'lane in such an intimate fashion makes my skin crawl. *argh!* Why can't she just realize that he's a Slimy Git and stab him with the bloody spear already?! She's had enough problems in her life without that nasty little fairy messing her up even more (but it may be worth it to see JB play the hero).
In reply to: ailleagan 's message, "Hint in Prologue of DF?" on 01:47:34 12/31/06 Sun

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[> [> The prologue certainly makes it sound like Mac is speaking from personal experience. Yet I'm hoping against hope that she doesn't get tangled up with V'lane because he *is* a Slimy Git. The scene at the museum was downright scary, and it doesn't matter how much he turns on the charm in the next book, he's still off-putting. -- Neko, 11:04:20 01/02/07 Tue [1]

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