Good Morning (Or night... or afternoon, depending on your time zone), you all ( Read more... )

Chapter 11: BloodwolfThis chapter is 14 pages long, and, much like the chapters before and after it, is fairly pointless. Nasuada starts her day and then hears that the elves are approaching. They go out to meet them and find that their leader is a furry (because why not), and the chapter ends ( Read more... )

( There's no escape. )

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This has been haunting me ever since I was reminded of it recently. It just bugs me that much! I need to spork/vent over it and get it out of my head. >.<
. . . and don't worry. I'm complaining about the execution of the scene.

( How Arya the Diplomat Debates About Religion )

So, I've spent the last couple of weeks jousting over Inheritance Forums after bracing the raging storm of word-abuse that is indeed Inheritance, trying to argue logically and rationally with a whole load of with ridiculously self-righteous butt-hurt fans whose main response is: 'WAAAAAAH YOUR A BITTER AND TIWSTED CYINCAL WOMAN WHO EATSS TEH ( Read more... )

I've seen this question asked for different authors but never Paolini for some reason and decided to ask this to all of you ( Read more... )

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Now that we have the “Tribute” base character for Oromis the Dragon Rider, we can begin the comparison between Tolkien and Paolini Elves.

( Following is the comparison )

Inheritance’s characters, especially the main characters aren’t very consistent in their actions in-character. Times come when Eragon is horrified of murder, and at the end of Eldest and through Brisingr, he shows remarkable disregard for human life, even presenting lives of insects before his cousin’s comfort and his duty.

However, all these ( Read more... )