#reading through

[claimedpsychotic]

Starting Chapter 9 and I'm going to jot down my thoughts as they come (if I got nothing I'll just delete this ^^')

@numberonefunpatrol ~ read it! What an emotionally ride! Ahh!

Spoilers ahead:

Getting to the tower and feeling of can't escape -- ahh but the blood is strong, or the hunting elves will arrive.. maybe not in the nick of time but will arrive. Only mild worry at this moment.

Vilgefortz is *such* a wonderfully written piece of shit! Gnaw worthy - everything he says just takes it up a notch *happy reader rage building*

Literal holding of breath !!! Geralt !!!

T.T oh.. oh no T.T o7 Milva T.T

Ever scene with Yennifer i have this paranoia of "is that truly her??" But either way things are slightly turning up, which makes me more nervous of what is to come

Bonhart..... yooouuuuuu... give me feelings....

*keens* *putting down the book to process and keen*

Bonhart.. im glad she reclaimed the medallions.. a worthy wedding gift..

Ffffuuuuuccckkkkk!!!!!! Regis!!!!!!!!!

0.0 no way.. oh im too nervous to accept the kill, there might be a trick o.o and poor Yennefer - dont be mad about her medallion, it helped save the day

Oh the mother fucking mercenaries! I forgot about them! *deep breath* calmly... there is a sky to see.

-_- Him!?! Now!?! ~I! Am so mad!~

My head.. lol I can just too easily picture the awkwardness after the bath, it ties in so well of the awkwardness of the conversations and choices.. oh my..

x3 now that is a great use of making your own face cream for sure

[cryptablog]

kanaya...listen to me carefully

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VRISKA IS FUCKING CRAZY STOP TALKING TO HER!!!!!!!! YOU CAN DO BETTER BOOKIE YOU CAN BE FREE!!!

[rotkinshock]

I knew that I'm not the only one who guest people like that!

[script-supervisor]

Meta sterne

- The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence, dir. John Ford, 1962. “Whenever Ford was away from the Argosy offices, his longtime script supervisor and secretary, Meta Sterne, handled routine matters and answered correspondence. Devoted and efficient, Sterne was a short, stocky woman with red hair, who protected her boss and guided him through endless paperwork. She could be counted on to read scripts intelligently and with insight. If she thought a story treatment was worthwhile, she marked it for Himself (as she referred to Ford) to consider. If the director was in his office, no one saw him without being screened first by Sterne. « She was a strange woman in a lot of ways », Anna Lee said. « If she liked you, she was wonserful. But she liked very few women ; she loved men. » Yet anyone doing business with Ford realized that Meta Sterne was a force to reckon with.” - John Ford: Hollywood’s Old Master, Ronald L. Davis, p. 217.

[rotkinshock]

going wild over this spread, it's great!!!

[creativenthusiast]

HOMESTUCK

WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MY FEELS

[kjginger]

Act 1 is done. I'm not sure how I'm feeling about this still. So far, I'm mildly interested and I shall continue reading. Future desert-ey man bit seems peculiar yet interesting. My journey into the depths of Homestuck continues.