Reviews for "And in the Darkness Bind Them: Vol I"
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KhazarKhum
Joined: 02 Sep 2003
Reviews: 135
Location: Quartz Hill, CA--USA
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Mon Nov 28, 2005 8:57 pm
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Yay! Glad to have this back!
I for one would shed no tears if his aunt had an accident on the stairs, or perhaps succumbed to food poisoning. |
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VanatheEverYoung
Joined: 22 Aug 2004
Reviews: 106
Location: USA
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Thu Dec 15, 2005 8:00 pm
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| Firstly, let me apologize for not reviewing more often. I have been reading, albiet behind the updates, but I haven't lost interest. I just finished up tonight and, late as I am, wanted to let you know that I'm still enjoying the story immensely. I'm amazed at how quickly you can give characters unique personalities. The subtleties add so much depth to the story. Being an American, I'm not used to the whole "we" business when the monarch is speaking. In fact, I've only heard it mentioned in passing. For me, Telperien became a much more interesting character when she used "I" and "me" when speaking with Marillion. Hopefully I can stay caught up with this wonderful story now! |
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Rhapsody
Joined: 11 Apr 2004
Reviews: 479
Location: Maglor's Lap
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Sat May 05, 2007 11:49 am
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| Review for the prologue & chapter one: Space, I've been waiting too long with reading this work. Before I knew it I was reading chapter two, being completely pulled in by the strong opening of this story. Breathtaking narrative, you take us into this household with servants waiting for the fate of their lady and child being born. And when he is born, what a moment. My goodness Space, I am curious where this is going, so now quickly onto chapter 2! |
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Brenaba
Joined: 27 Jul 2007
Reviews: 5
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Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:16 pm
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"I carve these stones upon the walls of Morgul, for we shall soon forget our names and who we once were. We are to become as shadow, for we have made a poor bargain and we have surrendered to our lust for power, forsaking all else.
Here shall be the memorial to those nine of us who once were great, and who now fade, to be but servants to His Might."
Wow...if that doesn't arouse an iota of curiosity in someone, I don't know what will.
I thought I knew where you were headed with the story at the end of chapter 22, but just finishing 23, am not so sure (but can't wait to find out). Also thought Estelince might be Herilmar's son, but I guess not with the story of the shipwreck. What did happen to him? And Nadroth?
I have really enjoyed this so far and am looking forward to any updates. |
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