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Communication Challenge: Writing - A Degree Of Creative Accounting
Aug 04, 2013 10:57
Title: A Degree Of Creative Accounting
Author: Himring
Characters/Pairing: Aerin, Brodda's sister (OFC)
Rating: PG
Warnings: none
Book/Source: Silm, CoH
Disclaimer: I'm neither JRRT nor PJ. I hope nobody minds.
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ysilme
August 4 2013, 10:59:13 UTC
What a creative way of accounting indeed! Brilliant, to put this so beautifully into words.
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hhimring
August 7 2013, 22:14:10 UTC
Thank you!
I was very pleased when I discovered that I could work that deeper meaning into the title!
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someplacetobe
August 4 2013, 16:01:30 UTC
What an interesting way to see it.
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hhimring
August 7 2013, 22:15:41 UTC
Thank you!
Accountants sometimes seem like minor magicians even to us--how much more to anyone who comes from a non-literate culture!
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curiouswombat
August 4 2013, 16:05:30 UTC
I love the magic accounting!
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hhimring
August 7 2013, 22:17:23 UTC
I sort of wish I was better at that particular sort of magic myself!
I'm not good with accounts...
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huinare
August 4 2013, 23:14:54 UTC
I had to read it over again for best effect (after one realizes what's going on, it definitely bears another read). Very clever!
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hhimring
August 7 2013, 22:18:56 UTC
Thank you! I'm very pleased to hear it bears another read!
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hhimring
August 7 2013, 22:23:36 UTC
Thank you!
I'm not really sure what's going to happen next.
So far "Chalk" doesn't say "Aerin" to me.
Originally I had meant to take Aerin's story through the whole arc (that is down to Turin's return), but I don't want to force anything.
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I was very pleased when I discovered that I could work that deeper meaning into the title!
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Accountants sometimes seem like minor magicians even to us--how much more to anyone who comes from a non-literate culture!
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I'm not good with accounts...
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I'm not really sure what's going to happen next.
So far "Chalk" doesn't say "Aerin" to me.
Originally I had meant to take Aerin's story through the whole arc (that is down to Turin's return), but I don't want to force anything.
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