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[falathrim]

There's a certain point where further procrastination becomes completely infeasible. I call that point "Stacie got it done before I did." Disgraceful. Absolutely disgraceful.

Alright, so it's late. Even thought I'm not completely thrilled with the writing quality here, I need to get to bed and I know I'll just start over if I look at this tomorrow.

Comments

[ovirginsaint]

Put in that light, Manwe had absolutely no business holing himself up in the mountains the whole time. Varda had no business *letting* him. He thoroughly deserved the rebellion he got, though he probably failed to understand *why* the Noldor were so upset. He certainly wouldn't be able to understand Feanor's personal pain, and there didn't seem to be much empathizing going on either.

So I have to agree with you about Melkor and Manwe being two sides of the same coin. Each acheive the same results, but through different means.

I really wanted Felix to have more faith in Adama. I suppose that's why I felt so disappointed with him. I can't really blame him for his attitude regarding some other characters (like Kara) because she absolutely treated him like dirt. Then again, she has a habit of doing that a lot.

I think Dee's death had a lot in sending him over the edge. As much as I disliked Dee, she was Felix's friend, and to see her so casually off herself...That's going to do some irreversable damage.

I admired his sense of what he thought was the right thing to do, even if it was dead wrong. I admired his manning up when he realized just how wrong he was and his ability to accept the consequences. Baltar being there was incredibly touching--though I kind of loathed it because it really just fed that whole Baltar-Christ-image that I completely hated--and maybe it helped Felix to know that even if he would be gone, he would not be forgotten. Or rather, not be remembered as only a good kid gone bad.