In Skarpi's story, the names of the characters caught my eye.
Cockatiel of Doom Send a noteboard - 20/11/2009 12:21:33 AM
The character who apparently created the world/named everything in it is named Aleph, the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
And within the same story, Selitos' followers are called Ruach, which means "spirit" in Hebrew. (More like a fighting spirit, less like a ghost)
I just liked how he threw those in there, making that connection for those who might be looking.
And within the same story, Selitos' followers are called Ruach, which means "spirit" in Hebrew. (More like a fighting spirit, less like a ghost)
I just liked how he threw those in there, making that connection for those who might be looking.
Taking a break from being Ella
November Book Club is now open! The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.
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Now this Ambrose point I absolutely agree with. It really annoyed me
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I thought the same thing about his friends.
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I will have to admit that you guys are right about the friends and Ambrose. It was...forced.
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Purpose of the structure.
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Those little instances did seem to stick out a little bit more than average.
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Yes. And Ambrose's name was one of them.
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Yeah, now that you mention those, I remember those two instances. *NM*
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Ambrose's name never bothered me because I read more carefully than you guys did.
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To balance things out, were there any little details that you really appreciated?
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In Skarpi's story, the names of the characters caught my eye.
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