Henry moves his queen forward three spaces, knocking out Lily's undefended knight. "United, the army will stand...divided, they fall, however noble they may be in riding forth alone. Say goodbye to your knight," he murmurs as he moves. -- Residential Caves

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Date Posted: 17:11:57 08/17/04 Tue
Author: Henry
Subject: Henry moves his queen forward three spaces, knocking out Lily's undefended knight. "United, the army will stand...divided, they fall, however noble they may be in riding forth alone. Say goodbye to your knight," he murmurs as he moves.
In reply to: Lily 's message, "Finally getting around to moving it up." on 06:26:40 06/24/04 Thu

You sound almost exactly like a friend of mine. It's hilarious. Especially your comment on the chess game. Heehee!

But...yeah. I have a chess board in front of me. Couldn't find my brother's travel-size magnetic dealy, so ah well. But as to your knight taking my pawn...you said the left knight, but did you mean right? Because otherwise you wouldn't have been able to take my pawn...whatever. So exciting and confusing, this is.

As to whether or not I go to Timpview...I don't. But you're not too far off. Same school district. If YOU go to Timpview, by any chance, then technically we should be rivals...or our schools, at least. Except for the fact that a)I don't really care, and b)I've met some awesome people that go to Timpview, including last year's drama president at a drama competition. We cheered each other on. It was great.

Plus, the last time I got kidnapped was by two good friends and one of their friends who goes to Timpview (because they couldn't drive but he could, haha).

It's all good. But why do you ask?

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Adwen, not even looking away from the book, protests. "But in some cases the single person forging on ahead is necessary. Every army needs someone to lead them into battle, otherwise the battle would never happen. Such a courageous act as riding forth alone could stir the rest into following. It isn't always so foolish." (NT) -- Adwen, 17:35:46 08/17/04 Tue
- "Unless," Henry counters, "you're the one riding forward alone and you get slaughtered. True, it may lead the others into the battle, but it's hardly a victory for the dead, you must admit." (NT) -- Henry, 17:37:19 08/17/04 Tue
  - Rustam enters in time to hear the last of Henry's remark. "What, debating again?" he asks, seeming in much better spirits. Sitting next to Lily, he winks at her and says, "They always do this. It's very entertaining at times; it's hardly as much of a chess game as it is a series of debates." (NT) -- Rustam, 17:39:19 08/17/04 Tue
    - "And what's wrong with that?" Adwen asks coldly. Rustam shakes his head. "Nothing," he says, "but Mum /did/ want to speak with you a moment, Addy. She's in the kitchen." Adwen sighs in response and puts down the book, mumbling something under her breath as she exits to the kitchen. (NT) -- Adwen/Rustam, 17:41:50 08/17/04 Tue