Mar 23, 2005 17:44
What do you need (or think you need) right now (or in the near future) to make you happy in your life?
Myself, just to survive to my 18th birthday would be satisfactory for now...
glinda,
dorian gray,
leia,
guildenstern,
harry,
jean prouvaire,
maedhros,
rosencrantz,
elphaba,
mercutio,
ford prefect,
legolas,
erik,
grantaire,
varda
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What I would need to be happy is....a world-shattering epiphany, that would revolutionize my writing and change the way I saw everyone, that would make me more bold and eloquent with my words. A sudden leap in the courage of my writing and talking, I suppose I should say. That's probably very vague, but I really don't know how to pin it down.
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Some people's immediate happiness is simpler than others, I guess.
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Yes, some people's are simpler than others'. And it's not a bad thing. Why should one confuse and make their life even more difficult by choosing a complex goal? I believe my goal is straightforward and achievable.
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Me, I'm pretty self-serving. I get by. If there's alcohol at hand. Which reminds me: I should propose a toast to the happiness of all of us, or something reasonable and sappy like that.
Oh no wait. I also wish that the Hitchhiker movie won't ever be released... Not because I have a problem with my representative (Mos Def is quite an actor, is he not?) but because I need to sound like Geoffrey McGivern from the radio series. Has that man got a voice!
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Um.. anyhow...
In regards to how some of us are portrayed - it can be quite.. wrong at times. Don't you just see the fallacies sometimes and you go: "I would never have done/ or said that!" Or indeed, spoken in such a voice - as you have pointed out. Sometimes they do get it right, and sometimes they don't.
Oh, and by the way I have read your books and seen your TV show. Sneaking them around my Aunt and Uncle as they strongly disapprove of anything that is not grounded in their sense of reality...
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Personally, I find the radio version of myself the best. Do the films do justice to you and your friends? For a supposedly unpretty girl, Hermione seemed quite the charmer.
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The films have their good and bad points. For instance I do wonder why my hair and eyes changed colour and why Hermione has such straight hair, but I guess it's the spirit of the thing that counts. The important thing is we, ourselves, know what's what.
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Hamlet was a right pain, wasn't he? So I do understand...
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