Chapter Five: Page Eight
posted 1st Feb 2016, 10:09 PM
1st Feb 2016, 10:09 PM
Saeriellyn
Hero moment! Hero moment! Ah, my heart; there he is, the boy who will be my main literary love until I die. <3
The wet shirt doesn't hurt either. Ahem. *blushes* Oh, look, it's raining.
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2nd Feb 2016, 4:34 AM
Taoryoga
man talk about luck I'm at work and just check to see if the new page was up. And It didn't disappoint.
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2nd Feb 2016, 4:59 PM
Saeriellyn
:) Not a bad treat on a Monday, eh? If I thought I were capable of consistency, I'd try to make that my official update day.
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2nd Feb 2016, 4:51 AM
David Melik
_The Chronicles of Prydain_ were some of my favourite fantasy books as a teenager. I just started reading today, and got to here. I'm glad to see this being done as a comic; it's great so far! I think I've seen some of your work on Elfwood.com but it's down now, but I followed you on deviantART.com.
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2nd Feb 2016, 4:58 PM
Saeriellyn
Oh, wow, I didn't realize my elfwood page was gone. Looks like the site got a complete re-do. It was so quiet for so long I quit visiting; wonder if it's worth joining again.
Anyway - welcome! Glad you found me again. :)
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2nd Feb 2016, 11:55 AM
Odd May
I agree that Taran definitely scores handsome points on this page. And the wet shirt totally reminds of me of Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy, so there you go. Hm. I never thought I would compare something in Prydain with Pride and Prejudice.
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2nd Feb 2016, 5:01 PM
Saeriellyn
Yes, it was A&E's Austen dramas that established the need for a wet-shirt hero shot at least once.
Of course, going by their methods, this one doesn't really count, as Eilonwy isn't here to witness it. ;)
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