[Silver Serpent]

OUCH owleye. you probably think those two words "masculine"

and "sensibilities" don't ever go together, do you?
Sorry alison but..
In general they don't phantazm...but I'm sure we could Possibly make an exception...considering you are 1 of the more intelligent of your sex (or so it appears.....dont make me take that back! :D )We may take pity on you...you are at the mercy of 100's (?) of lovely girls... :rolleyes: :D :rolleyes:

[Bridie]

yeah or you could do a book with a duel ending you know one where it could end with m+c getting together at the end of the book and an alternate chapter where they dont n they go off n live without each other. It would be at the end of the singing and you read which ever chapter you want to. ive read a book with that. well half read the book it was rubbish but the duel ending thing was a great idea.

[Bridie]

theres only 51 people on here(well 51 people who have voted for this so its a rough estimate)

[owleye]

OUCH owleye. you probably think those two words "masculine"

and "sensibilities" don't ever go together, do you?
lol i was joking with you, i think you are quite smart really :D

[Gemini]

yeah or you could do a book with a duel ending you know one where it could end with m+c getting together at the end of the book and an alternate chapter where they dont n they go off n live without each other. It would be at the end of the singing and you read which ever chapter you want to. ive read a book with that. well half read the book it was rubbish but the duel ending thing was a great idea.
I've read a book like that. It wasn't the best i've ever read, but it was ok. All through it one of the main characters helped herself make decisions by rolling a dice, different numbers were different opions or something. At the start of the last chapter you were ment to roll a dice if you got above 4 you were meant to read one ending, if you got below you were meant to read another.

[Eled Idhil na]

Well, now I'm surprised none of you have thought of this as an ending to the series:

Maerad and Cadvan are just enjoying a lovely summer stroll when :eek: a glowing ship lands right in front of them, having appeared seemingly out of nowhere! A man pops out of the unindentified flying object and introduces himself as Monsieur Mister and declares that there is trouble afoot in the future. Being the kind-hearted, justice-loving people they are, Maerad and Cadvan waste no time jumping aboard. With a flick of the switch, they're thrown back into their seats as time literally flies by. They end up in the future, where a radioactive dinosaur is rampaging the continents (which is another story in itself - a prequel!) and they must use their Gift to fry the dinosaur to a crispy little lizard. They do so, and the world is saved. Promptly afterwards, the aftershocks of the dinosaur tipping over before being fried into said crispy little lizard triggers a gigantic underwater earthquake which sinks Atlantis (how did that get there?), not to mention damaging the presses churning out Harry Potter books at an alarming speed and instead making them churn out a books by a certain Alison Croggon. The Pellinor series flies off the shelves, as people are desperate to hold on to any last shred of anything that even seems to make sense (although it be fiction) so Alison becomes a hit and gets all the recognition she deserves. Maerad and Cadvan decide to wed in Las Vegas, in a nice little wedding chapel decorated with cheap rhinestones and ministered by Elvis...or someone who looks like him at least, before popping back into the unidentified flying object with Monseiur Mister in time for tea with their friends back in Annar.


I think that is perfectly probable don't you? ;)

No?

Well then you all have no imagination :p Just kidding.

Ignore my little sugar-induced drabble. :)

[dreamer]

Sorry to be rather a pedant, but dinosaurs became extinct long before printing presses were invented. And OK, birds are supposed to be descendents of dinosaurs, but would thousands/millions of years of genetic changes actually reverse? This is probably just the logical, mathematical, scientific, Latin-grammer-liking (to the shock of my friends who all prefer Roman culture) side of me coming out.

Apart from that, nice story. Not sure about the getting married in a church decorated with rhinestones in Las Vegas, but a nice thought, M and C getting together. Do you hope/think it will happen in the books, and if so, how? (extra challenge for you)

[Eled Idhil na]

dreamer- Ah, but that's the thing. There's a story behind how the radioactive dinosaur came to be. A sort of Jurassic Park kind of story, if you will. If you think about it like that, well then it kind of does make sense. Nothing is impossible. ;)

Anywho, I'm going to have to think on that "how do Maerad and Cadvan" get together story. I'm sure Alison will come up with a wonderful idea of how their relationship develops. :) But it would be cool if it did involve them risking life and limb for each other and when all hope seems lost, they shall abandon all doubt to the winds and profess their undying love etc. etc. and then they will win against what ever they risked life and limb against and live happily ever after. A girl can dream. :p

[evenstar1389]

Hi!! Im new.:D

The treesong is split into half...& the song can only be sung with love.
alison says "The Song will probably require more than one person, yes..."

So maybe Cadvan and Maerad will play a duet :p

[dreamer]

dreamer- Ah, but that's the thing. There's a story behind how the radioactive dinosaur came to be. A sort of Jurassic Park kind of story, if you will. If you think about it like that, well then it kind of does make sense. Nothing is impossible. ;)

Anywho, I'm going to have to think on that "how do Maerad and Cadvan" get together story. I'm sure Alison will come up with a wonderful idea of how their relationship develops. :) But it would be cool if it did involve them risking life and limb for each other and when all hope seems lost, they shall abandon all doubt to the winds and profess their undying love etc. etc. and then they will win against what ever they risked life and limb against and live happily ever after. A girl can dream. :p

OK, part 1 of my reply: some things are impossible e.g in this universe I died yesterday, which can't happen as I am now typing this and am ALIVE, NOT A GHOST. If anyone's wondering about the 'in this universe' part of my sentence, don't ask me to explain - it's part of quantum physics (many-world interpretation to be precise). Second example of an impossible thing: my maths teacher saying 'U4B, I'm not setting you any homework until after Christmas, and after Christmas you needn't bother handing it in' - that will never happen, as he always gives us a pile to do for the next day.

Part 2 of my reply: that would be a cool way of them getting together, and that's all I expected as a reply, NOT a full-length story. Mind you, I'm not one to lecture (2,000 words on an essay about Jane Eyre which was meant to be between 500 and 1,500!, and other numerous examples e.g. approximately 700 words on a short story meant to be less than 500)