Silver Glow went to see the "Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld – 30 Years of Paul Kidby’s Illustrations" exhibition at Weston Museum.
In Somerset, England.
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Silver Glow went to see the "Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld – 30 Years of Paul Kidby’s Illustrations" exhibition at Weston Museum.
In Somerset, England.
The Pyramids post as promised! Teppic and Ptraci are a bit flat and underwhelming as main characters, but as a Classicist I'll always have a soft spot for the Ephebian philosophers and their paradoxes (and Endos, their Listener!) Dios is also an interesting character but mostly comes off as a first draft of the much better-realised Vorbis in Small Gods...
Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, Paul Kidby
Ptraci glared at him from kohl-ringed eyes. "You mean you don't know? You were going to take me into the desert and you don't know where water is?"
"Well, I rather expected I was going to be able to take some with me!"
"You didn't even think about it!"
"Listen, you can't talk to me like that! I'm a king!" Teppic stopped.
"You're absolutely right," he said. "I never thought about it. Where I come from it rains nearly every day. I'm sorry."
Terry Pratchett, Pyramids
“She has refused to take the potion, sire.”
“Sorry, I thought you said it wasn’t compulsory, Dios.”
“Yes, sire. It is not, sire. It is entirely voluntary. It is an act of free will. And she has refused it, sire.”
Teppic about Ptraci:
“Can I have my bangles, please?'
Teppic shrugged, and fished in his pouch. The bangles were mostly copper, with a few bits of chipped enamel [….] [Ptraci] took them and slipped them on.
"[...] What do you need them for?"
"I told you. I don't feel properly dressed without them on."
- Pyramids, Terry Pratchett
Ptraci dutifully cast around for a new topic of conversation. Introducing Topics of Amusing Discourse was also part of a handmaiden's duties. She'd never been particularly good at it. The other girls had come up with an astonishing assortment: everything from the mating habits of crocodiles to speculation about life in the Netherworld. She'd found it heavy going after talking about the weather.
Terry Pratchett / Pyramids