Post by Karri on Jan 12, 2005 19:57:54 GMT -5
“That turned the conversation, and they all began discussing dragon-slayings historical, dubious, and mythical, and the various sorts of stabs and jabs and undercuts, and the different arts and stratagems by which they had been accomplished. The general opinion was that catching a dragon napping was not as easy as it sounded, and the attempt to stick one or prod one asleep was more likely to end in disaster than a bold frontal attack.” -- The Hobbit, Chapter XII – Inside Information
Another bunny has sidled up to whisper in my ear a reminder that plot bunnies, unlike dwarves, are ever so fond of being tossed.
This one is demanding a dragon-slaying adventure (sans Turin or Bard). Yup! It is that simple! It may take place in any age, with any characters, and be any length, so long as somewhere in the course of events, a dragon is slain.
Another bunny has sidled up to whisper in my ear a reminder that plot bunnies, unlike dwarves, are ever so fond of being tossed. This one is demanding a dragon-slaying adventure (sans Turin or Bard). Yup! It is that simple! It may take place in any age, with any characters, and be any length, so long as somewhere in the course of events, a dragon is slain.
