Book Club Talks Again, @waterdeep-weavemoss And @crimson-and-lavender I Hope You'll Be Interested.

Book club talks again, @waterdeep-weavemoss and @crimson-and-lavender I hope you'll be interested.

Can Wyll be Orestes? He has to save his father despite not seeing him for years before that. He does not avenge his father directly, but he still has moral difficulties.

Also tag @auroraesmeraldarose (only if you want to participate, of course).

I cant remember if I asked questions for the writer one so random numbers 25 , 16, 9?

I finally got to answering this! Thank you for the ask. The post with questions

25. besides writing, what are your other hobbies?

DnD with my friends AFK, video games (RPG, strategy games, building simulators, small sweet indie games, one BG3 to rule them all), just walking around the city (if that counts as a hobby). Simping for a fictional wizard

16. favorite place to write

My desk, either on my PC with my favourite mechanical keyboard (my sweet baby, who survived a coffee attack), or writing in my notebook with fountain pens. I just like the feeling of the nib against the paper. Kinesthetic pleasure.

Although I often write on my phone when I travel to work on the underground train. People won't read it, because it's in a foreign language XD So I can read and write the most explicit things, and no one wil know.

9. start to finish, how long did it take you to write the last fic you posted?

A couple of days, I think? It was a small one, though. I have a vacation now, I don't have to go to work, so I can spend time writing fanfics.

Oh hey it's Jeff Goldblum and Will Smith....although this isn't Independence Day

Quite cogent! I'm actually teaching students Greek and Roman literature (among other things), so now I'll write a bit more about it XD Orestes is torn between Apollo (who is not a nice fluffy god of arts, but a bloodthirsty god of vengeance) and Erinyes (who turn into Eumenides when they become "goodies"). Apollo will punish him if he doesn't avenge his father. Erinyes will punish him if he kills his mother. So yes, Wyll's impossible choice makes him a tragic hero. That's why the Ansur quest looks so out of place – Wyll is not the epic hero, he's a tragic one, torn between losing his soul and losing his father.

Book club talks again, @waterdeep-weavemoss and @crimson-and-lavender I hope you'll be interested.

Can Wyll be Orestes? He has to save his father despite not seeing him for years before that. He does not avenge his father directly, but he still has moral difficulties.

Also tag @auroraesmeraldarose (only if you want to participate, of course).