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What the cat dragged in - spoilers for ToM **Significant spoilers for Towers of Midnight!!**What the cat dragged in - spoilers for ToM by ~who-the-moon-is
**And I mean end-of-the-book spoilers**
She was leaning on her hand when he came in, wearing a bored expression even as her hand worked to Selucia, beside her chair. The truthspeaker, the soldiers had explained, was who you talked to when you met the Empress, though you spoke as if to the Empress. Not that your eyes would ever leave the floor. One of them had decided he was an idiot, as a foreigner, and told him these rules of engagement, since the Empress herself had ordered them to find him and bring him if they ever encountered him in their conquests. He ignored all of those little behavi
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This sentence in honor of Baroness Emmuska Orczy.
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Why would anyone want to live in that Galaxy Far, Far Away if they don't have chocolate? Inconceivable...
-Timothy Zahn
I am quite glad I rendered the paradigm effectively though, especially as I could find no reference for this "classic pose" and was beginning to convince myself I had imagined it.
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"So, having found a lady, could you not have come to her aid, or left her alone? Why drag her into your foolishness?"
"Love," he explained.
She looked at him with eyes the blue of the sky. "I hope you choke on it," she said, flatly.
-Stardust, Neil Gaiman
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"The lesson is that dreams inevitably lead to hideous implosions!"