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...I agree with Tor and Alyssa, but not as forcefully. That's like the whole Merlin/Arthur thing again...

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"> Lys is just such a good nice omnipotent being ">

I really liked her ">

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I personally think that Alyssa was a bit ... overzealous.... in her condemnation of Lys .... granted she had reason to not particularly be fond of her... but she showed a lack of understanding of Lys' position.... considering that she knew a lot of the facts of the case.. re Orlac and how he came to be there etc

She had more reason to dislike Merkud and her own father... after all, Merkud is the one who took Tor away from her. I don't see any reason why Merkud could not have taken Alyssa with them.... considering the circumstances. And her father didn't have to descend into an alcoholic stupor after her mother died.... that is his own doing, not Lys's.

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also bare in mind that Lys never visited Alyssa, and that might of been part of why she was so overzelous....

Tor knew how Omnipotent (spelt wrong) Lys was and when he felt her power i think he was more understanding with her messing with their lives...

on the other hand Alyssa never had that meeting so to her it was like some distant stranger manipulating their lives...

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mmm yes quite true that.... oh well.... hrug"> some people are just like that... and I guess that we have the benefit of knowing more than Alyssa does about what's going on also ">

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have you seen the bone collector??

that is one that i really liked, i had no idea......

none at all

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I tend to do that cb1. Sit there reading a book and watching the character make a bad decision, while I'm jumping up and down in my seat muttering 'Don't do that, you're doing what the bad guys want'. Then a little while later I remember that another character knew not to do that and also realise that a train carriage full of people are now wondering where that loony with his book is.

The best things in life are either illegal, immoral or fattening

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I've been dead for a while now, so far I don't like it...

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LTW

you crack me up, but i can sooooo understand
I am the same, with books and with horror/thriller movies
like when i am watching Scream i was like - no dont go outside, then i was like - you idiot......

it would be interesting to see someone jump up and down on a train with a book in hand...

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I have indeed seen the bone collector and it was good.. can't for the life of me remember the ending though ">

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I haven't seen the Bone Collecter, my mother however rants at me about it. She's in to crime thriller books and movies. Myself, I prefered Se7en with Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman.

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That makes two of us, LTW. I haven't seen the Bone Collector either, though my dad's got the DVD. I liked Mission Impossible II though.

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if you liked Seven then i think you will love the bone collector i would love to see if you could pick the killer....???

i dont think you would be able to ......

I challenge you in fact

go on i dare ya.....

bet ya cant get it.......

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Believe me Jess, if I could get it, I would but I'm trying to get se7en on video before I buy anything else!

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...who's the killer in The Bone Collector.

It's Eight. (Or is my oldtimers kicking in again?)

Adios

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Yeah Dragonemisis i think it is....

Dont worry about it though...we will all look after you as you totter into Antiquity....(okay i stole that from Peter O'tool)