Most certainly not

[wiseheart]

Athena


?? Which Of The Greek Gods Are You ??
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Usually, these quizzies are close enough to the truth. But this result is as false as a result ever can be. I'm not easy to get along with, and I'm most certainly not god at anything academic.

I looked at the possible results and found at least three that would match a lot better.

Comments

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Well, 'Seashore Lands' does have some great parts, but a lot of it is utter crap, so don't be sad. Writing 1,500+ pages in a mere ten months tends to cause that effect to a story. *g*

Too bad that you don't understand German, though. I'm rather fond of my original fairy tales, but nobody in ff.net's German section has showed any interest so far. R&R has become such a one-sided affair nowadays. :((

As for Gildor, feel free to ask any questions you want, but be aware of the fact that his background is completely made up by me. As Finch says, he's one of the rare Elves who don't even have a footnote anywhere.

I'm glad you like what you've seen. But actually, you are better off with my ff.net page than with my own site. I update the latter far too infrequently. *looks ashamed*

[anandsdiary.livejournal.com]

Oh many thanks! I've bookmarked your section on ff.net. There's a lot to get through but that's good! It seems that you're a prolific writer. Hope you don't mind that I've added you to my friends list because then I can see when you've updated.

Yes, Gildor is an enigma as far as his history goes, a bit like Lindir and Erestor. But there again, writers can make up a suitable life story for them which is quite acceptable and useful for the realm of fan fiction.

I know very little German but I've heard that it's much more expressive than English which is what I find when comparing English to Hindi or Marathi - there's not enough descriptive words, especially for the degrees of emotions.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

True enough, borderline characters with little to no personal background are a blessing for fanfic writers.

German is an interesting language indeed. I prefer it for writing original fantasy and fairy tales, but the reason for that might be the fact that I've spoken it a lot longer than English.