RE: The Ballad of Adler Young, Canto 2.5
08-03-2019, 05:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-03-2019, 05:26 PM by smuchmuch.)
>Okay, you can't leave the cricle and yu're not good at ploting so time to rely on what you do best ! Sit on your ass and be lucky.
>Also you can still contact Ethel and PJ .
>They may be skeptical of you (rightfuly so) and it might sting your pride (what little's left of it anyway) and your broken heart (oh so much) but that doesn't change the fact they can do stuff out of that stupid circle and you can't, so they 're still usefull for anything your ixies can't do, at least untill you get new pasties.
>You still have your elf magic, you can still grammayre and elf shot like a pro, so that's a bargaining chip.
>You can make them fool's gold to do groceries for you (and for themselved as incentive) , as long as they're smart about it it shouldn't be a problem.
I assume Addler will eventualy start growing into ...semi control at least, like the character he seemed to be in the saga. It's good old narrative trope to have your hero reach a low point before they get better (And of course he needed to get trapped into the ruined city for a couple cnturies at least.) but he seriously bounced from failure to failure there. )
>Also you can still contact Ethel and PJ .
>They may be skeptical of you (rightfuly so) and it might sting your pride (what little's left of it anyway) and your broken heart (oh so much) but that doesn't change the fact they can do stuff out of that stupid circle and you can't, so they 're still usefull for anything your ixies can't do, at least untill you get new pasties.
>You still have your elf magic, you can still grammayre and elf shot like a pro, so that's a bargaining chip.
>You can make them fool's gold to do groceries for you (and for themselved as incentive) , as long as they're smart about it it shouldn't be a problem.
Quote:When you started the Ballad did you envision such a fate for Adler? The mysterious elven lord turned out to be played by everyone around him, reader naivete or part of a bigger plan?( I genuinely wonder that too.
I assume Addler will eventualy start growing into ...semi control at least, like the character he seemed to be in the saga. It's good old narrative trope to have your hero reach a low point before they get better (And of course he needed to get trapped into the ruined city for a couple cnturies at least.) but he seriously bounced from failure to failure there. )