PursueWisdom

@theinconceivable1

Of course I’d love to hear what you have to say! 🙂 Really. Just any input would be wonderful to one or several of my questions above.

Please, sir, I beseech you to speak.

1) What do you think of this film story’s completeness – in terms of the plot and subplots, and especially the “big picture” of this episode’s place in the entire Star Wars saga (all eight episodes so far)?

I think TLJ’s story is much better than the previous Force Awakens. There’s actually more substance in this one. I have also identifie…[Read more]

@quinn-ofallon

Thanks for being the first to tackle my question! 😀

“TLJ was definitely a sprawling story, especially compared to The Force Awakens. I kinda liked that, how there were multiple threads happening at once. (Not as many as Infinity War though…)”

I completely agree with you here. For me, The Force Awakens didn’t have much of a s…[Read more]

@daeus-lamb

Love this! Thank you very much!!

@eden-anderson

Hey! Didn’t think you’d see me again so soon, did you? 😉

Again, ditto to what @evelyn said! 🙂 Her poetry are wonderful by the way… I’ve been stalking her blog.

I’d also recommend reading some poetry like from Keats, Frost, Shakespeare, Byron, etc. The Poetry Foundation have some free poems online I think. 🙂

@eden-anderson

🙂 🙂 🙂

Sorry about the absence! Please feel free to tag me whenever you feel I need to come out again! I’ve been uper busy and have only been keeping up with my Parimian guild so far in terms of the forum.

@evelyn

Great! 🙂 I’m relieved.

@evelyn

(Sorry that I kind of spoke like you already watched it before. :P)

@evelyn

🙂 Definitely!

That would be awesome, if you’re able to watch it! 🙂

@eden-anderson

I thank thee, most gracious lady! 🙂

(I don’t know about you… but I think I’m enjoying this too much :D)

@evelyn

Thank you for your input to my question! 🙂 I recently watched Rogue One as well as The Last Jedi. Comparing The Force Awakens, Rogue One, and Last Jedi – Rogue One wins. The one downside was that quick scene changes – I felt like it was a bit difficult to follow at first and a lot of things were packed in… perhaps a bit too tightly?

I…[Read more]

@taylorclogston

Thanks for answering my question! 🙂 Appreciate your input.

While I understand that cheesy stories with bad characters may not be considered a “great” in historical terms, I think they still have a rather heavy impact on the general viewers’ perceptions and values (who, unfortunately, may not exercise a lot of analysis). An…[Read more]

@steward-of-the-pen

That’s wonderful! 🙂 Mine went very well… get some reading done and did some binge watching movies I love 😉

@j-a-penrose

Thank you for this update!! 🙂 Please enjoy your break, Master Sith.

*bows out*

@taylorclogston

Wonderful discussion topic, sir! 🙂 Much thanks – this should help keep me more accountable in terms of my writing/reading.

What I Read: I’m currently reading The Brothers Karamazov and The Fiddler’s Gun by A.S. Peterson. Both are wonderful. I’ve not yet finished with either one yet though.

Also, I’ve been listening to an…[Read more]

@j-a-penrose

Happy New Years!:)

1. What are three things you know about characters?

1.1 Characters are the reason/s why readers continue reading a story even when the plot may be terrible. (Human beings tend to have an easier time loving other humans or superhumans such as Clark Kent yet the latter said species also have a very human side -…[Read more]

@eden-anderson

P.S. I wouldn’t mind a bit if you wish to join my guild…

At all. 🙂

And I’m sure our very own @evelyn would agree. 😀

(Sorry, New Wessex.)

@taylorclogston

Hear! Hear!

Thank you, sir, for this good advice. 🙂 Make us Parimians proud.

@eden-anderson

My dear Madame:

I regret to inform you that I currently have no artwork to share with thee… I’ve designed a logo several years ago as my most recent graphic project but I can’t share due to copyright/whatever you call it reason, and unfortunately that company’s website is no longer available.

This has been a struggle for me to…[Read more]