Well, today I did school and baked pumpkin bread. Yuck for the former, yum for the latter! I told Robbie that I wouldn't be able to write about the campout, so that's off my back. I still haven't done anything in my story, but I think I know how I'm going to end it. But I'm not telling! When I publish it and get famous, you'll just have to buy it and read it. Heehee. I'm changing my bad guy's name from Dragoslav to something else. Any ideas for a sinister name that actually sounds believable?
blatherskite.
this little girl will tire of words quickly but until then she jabbers on.
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It's kinda...well, I'm not sure if it's medieval or 1700s. There's a little of both.
Maybe Wickham. It's taken, yes I know, but the name conjures up to me the word wicked.
Well, then, how about Morthos? Or Lord Rugoth? Maybe those are still too weird?
Oh, and you guys need to put some stuff on your profiles. And Danna, you need to join the Jane Austen blog!!!
Okay, so I'm thinking Rugoth. Sound okay?
Isn't Morthos taken in the Silmarillion? I actually haven't read it, but I heard that there's some guy by that name in there. And Morthos sounds kinda like Morpheus to me, which is too sci-fi for my kinda story. You know, the Matrix guy?
Yes, I like it too. But I'm still stuck on a MAJOR point: what direction should I send it? Tragedy, happily-ever-after, fantasy--I've considered all of those and more. What do you guys think? And do you think I should put another post on now so that we can start up fresh?
frisbeefreak
how about the name Penelope
or here's a pretty good one Claudius or Claudia its latin
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