I've written down what little I understand; I hope it's better than nothing, but that's all. Sorry it's taken so long and that it's so short. It's still very incomplete and imprecise, but I'll try to finish it and correct the mistakes when I have time ( Read more... )

Sajnos most nincs időm még annak sem utánanézni, amit esetleg értenék. Csak leírtam a zavaros jegyzeteimet. Zárójelbe raktam, amit nem értek, vagy amiben nem vagyok biztos. Mondjuk néha abban sem, hogy éppen ki beszél (nem is csak Bic és Bac esetében), vagy néha arra sem emlékszem, hogy adott időpontban beszélnek-e egyáltalán ( Read more... )

I was in Arkana’s role fourteen or fifteen years before being in Jahar’s, but I barely remember it. Now I’m pretty much discovering Spartakus anew. (#16 on the list of ”Signs you’re obsessed with Spartakus/Les Mondes Engloutis”…) And to tell the truth, it’s sure simpler with a kids’ cartoon. With a nice, clearly positive character who never wanted ( Read more... )

“Listen, even when the person who's confronting you is angry. It's unfair to ask oppressed persons to just put aside their anger when they've been hurt, to only listen if they're going to be calm and nice. If you can learn to listen to angry criticism, you have much greater opportunities to learn. Personally, I try to even listen through criticism ( Read more... )

Eddig csak egy pár mondat van meg, de úgy is lehet nézni, hogy viszonylag nagy százalék ( Read more... )

Hyzenthlay's name means 'Shine-dew-fur' = Fur shining like dew (copied from here). She's a rabbit character in Richard Adams' novel Watership Down and its sequel, Tales from Watership Down. "Hyzenthlay in action" is a story in the latter book ( Read more... )

…is that Arkana mentions Matt and Rebecca, but not Bic and Bac, the two anteaters who are with them, or Tehrig (Shagshag), the ship who has all four of them within him. All of them can talk, and Arkana has actually known Bic, Bac, and Tehrig longer than she’s known Matt, Rebecca, or Spartakus. Not that this really matters ( Read more... )

Now you’ll know a part of what my userpic represents-to me, at least. And for me, it’s also noteworthy that Arka can be a nickname for both Arkana and Jahar. (Speaking of Animorphs characters with the letter J, this episode description ends with ”We see her die for the second time.”)
So, Arkana’s a character in Les Mondes Engloutis (Spartakus and ( Read more... )

That’s the title of a Hungarian weekly, and I guess it’ll also be the subject of my journal here. And in the near future, I plan to change the subject of my journal at http://www.teenopendiary.com : I’d like to use it to post news about click-to-donate sites and other helpful things. ( Read more... )