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Worse.
At least Meyer has... some kind of decent writing skills, she just uses them horribly or ignores them or something when the time calls for it.
And writes like a twelve-year old fangirling over bad vampire fanfiction.
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Emotions about Characters in Books Thread
- Thread starter Erindor the Espeon
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Worse.
At least Meyer has... some kind of decent writing skills, she just uses them horribly or ignores them or something when the time calls for it.
And writes like a twelve-year old fangirling over bad vampire fanfiction.
alonsyalonso
Will be leaving soon. Bye!!!
Shiny Grimer
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I rarely cry in books. I don't think I've ever cried for a book character. I've gotten sad, yes, and bothered, yes, but I haven't cried. Movies, on the other hand, can make me cry. I don't understand why movies and not books (Mother 3 is a game and I came close to crying).
Kite Runner was so sad. I liked the ending where they are flying kites, I thought it was awesome how despite the tragedy, they're still somewhat happy. However, I used the wrong word when describing the ending (cute argh what was I thinking) and I feel like an idiot because I sounded horrible.
Warriors with Silverstream's kits was sad as well.
Kite Runner was so sad. I liked the ending where they are flying kites, I thought it was awesome how despite the tragedy, they're still somewhat happy. However, I used the wrong word when describing the ending (cute argh what was I thinking) and I feel like an idiot because I sounded horrible.
Warriors with Silverstream's kits was sad as well.
Alexi
The Religion section is now a joke
I'm about to sound so unmanly. >>
Old Yeller made me cry. In class. Sixth grade, when crying in class was social suicide.
The Sweep series made me cry several times, the most recent when the main character's grey cat got hit by a car. I just found a grey cat, and it made me think of what I would do in that situation. Another point where I cried in class. Senior year. Yeah. At least I was more ninja about it.
The Lovely Bones made me cry (AGAIN in class >_<) because it was so damn depressing. And I hated that book. Hated it. Grrr.
Haven't read Harry Potter, Warriors OR Eragon, so nyah.
Books make me far too emotional than I want to admit. >>
Old Yeller made me cry. In class. Sixth grade, when crying in class was social suicide.
The Sweep series made me cry several times, the most recent when the main character's grey cat got hit by a car. I just found a grey cat, and it made me think of what I would do in that situation. Another point where I cried in class. Senior year. Yeah. At least I was more ninja about it.
The Lovely Bones made me cry (AGAIN in class >_<) because it was so damn depressing. And I hated that book. Hated it. Grrr.
Haven't read Harry Potter, Warriors OR Eragon, so nyah.
Books make me far too emotional than I want to admit. >>
Dannichu
Tragically unbeyachted.
Of course you did; you know how the Wicked Witch melts at the end of the Wizard of Oz? It's automatically spoilered because it's a prequel to a book everyone knows.
Read it anyway >D
