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Apsalar and Fiddler?
#1
Posted 01 June 2010 - 11:40 PM
i thought that at the beginning of DHG, when Fiddler had...well...."interest" in apsalar, the entire concept wasn't the best. I believe that SE was just trying to "fill some pages"
so that he could add extra unneeded detail.
That's just my opinion, please share yours and try to convince me otherwise.
so that he could add extra unneeded detail.
That's just my opinion, please share yours and try to convince me otherwise.
"The red ink had been watered down. He painted wash on the map, covering areas now held by the Malazan Empire. Fully one half of the map...the north half...was red. Baruk jumped, his right forearm jerking out and knocking over the inkwell. The red ink poured across his map. Cursing, Baruk sat back. His eyes widened as he watched the spreading stain over Darujhistan and continue south to Catlin..."
#2
Posted 02 June 2010 - 12:04 AM
Young, smart, sexy, and with a killer's abilities...who wouldn't like her?
uhm, that should be 'stuff.' My stiff is never nihilistic.
~Steven Erikson
Mythwood: Play-by-post RP board.
~Steven Erikson
Mythwood: Play-by-post RP board.
#3
Posted 02 June 2010 - 01:31 AM
#4
Posted 02 June 2010 - 04:13 AM
Baruk of Darujhistan, on 01 June 2010 - 11:40 PM, said:
i thought that at the beginning of DHG, when Fiddler had...well...."interest" in apsalar, the entire concept wasn't the best. I believe that SE was just trying to "fill some pages"
so that he could add extra unneeded detail.
That's just my opinion, please share yours and try to convince me otherwise.
so that he could add extra unneeded detail.
That's just my opinion, please share yours and try to convince me otherwise.
I don't know if you're a girl or something, but Fiddler is a guy. No matter how old or how married a man gets, he'll still have eyes in his head and urges. Also, he's been on the battle front for what, years now? I'm sure there are whores trailing the army, but Fiddler doesn't really seem the type.
#5
Posted 02 June 2010 - 06:38 AM
And without Masan Gilani...lets say that Bridgeburners ladies arent nominees in Miss Malaz...
In that case, Apsalar, in her teens, style, no rude speaking seemed hot... who wouldnt "look" and "think"? Be honest!


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Being optimisticīs worthless if it means ignoring the suffering of this world. Worse than worthless. Itīs bloody evil.
- Fiddler
Being optimisticīs worthless if it means ignoring the suffering of this world. Worse than worthless. Itīs bloody evil.
- Fiddler
#6
Posted 02 June 2010 - 07:04 AM
#7
Posted 06 June 2010 - 05:44 AM
If it's meant for anything, I think it's meant to start showing Fiddler's decay - from proud veteran, surrounded by comrades, to lonely soldier eventually seeking a rebirth from what he was (but not escaping it, natch)
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#8
Posted 27 June 2010 - 04:13 PM
Ulrik, on 02 June 2010 - 06:38 AM, said:
And without Masan Gilani...lets say that Bridgeburners ladies arent nominees in Miss Malaz...
In that case, Apsalar, in her teens, style, no rude speaking seemed hot... who wouldnt "look" and "think"? Be honest! 


Lol, that's MR Malaz, and i understand this whole thing entirely. but what the question meant was WHY DID SE add this in the book? it didnt have anything whatsoever to do with the plot. just my opinion.
"The red ink had been watered down. He painted wash on the map, covering areas now held by the Malazan Empire. Fully one half of the map...the north half...was red. Baruk jumped, his right forearm jerking out and knocking over the inkwell. The red ink poured across his map. Cursing, Baruk sat back. His eyes widened as he watched the spreading stain over Darujhistan and continue south to Catlin..."
#10
Posted 05 July 2010 - 12:24 AM
i know, but i was just saying that it wasnt required to reveal more plot in the story...but then again when does SE ever reveal the plot in the beginning of his books???
"The red ink had been watered down. He painted wash on the map, covering areas now held by the Malazan Empire. Fully one half of the map...the north half...was red. Baruk jumped, his right forearm jerking out and knocking over the inkwell. The red ink poured across his map. Cursing, Baruk sat back. His eyes widened as he watched the spreading stain over Darujhistan and continue south to Catlin..."
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