Here is the product of my infection with others mad affection for fairy - making.....
niedziela, marca 19, 2006
Aliisza portraits - 2 pieces
Forgive me...I just love Aliisza and cannot help posting her images here...........
Lady Galadriel pictures
My imagination does not accept the Galadriel's look from the Lord of The Rings movie...I think this is the supposed-to-be look of this long-living elf
Quenthel Baenre - drow priestess from WOTSQ series
Here are several pictures of this interesting character...she is not my favourite one and it is not because of what she did to Pharaun in the final book......
Aliisza alu-fiend - more fantasy pictures
I Just could not help rendering my lovely Aliisza time after time...I just love this character - playful and wicked alu-fiend from The War of The Spider Queen......
niedziela, marca 12, 2006
Greyanna Mizzrym - horrid dark elf portraits
By the look of this pictures you may be supposed not to know what it is..... . That's good, I got terrified myself having rendered this picture in Poser. This is supposed to be a dark elf girl. When I saw the picture I thought to myself she is extremely ugly and decided to name her GREYANNA. Grreyanna Mizzrym was Pharaun Mizzrym's sister and this is my vendetta in the name of this charming wizard..... .
Greyanna Mizzrym portrait
By the look of this picture you may be supposed not to know what it is..... . That's good, I got terrified myself having rendered this picture in Poser. This is supposed to be a dark elf girl. When I saw the picture I thought to myself she is extremely ugly and decided to name her GREYANNA. Grreyanna Mizzrym was Pharaun Mizzrym's sister and this is my vendetta in the name of this charming wizard..... .
Aliisza alu-fiend portraits [4 pictures]
Those are another versions of pictures featuring Aliisza - my favourite female character. She was really cute seducing Pharaun in The War of The Spider Queen and teasing him to the very end of the book. If not for the Pharaun's premature death they would make a wonderful couple; equally wicked, wit-loving and temperamented. Aliisza had a crush on Pharaun and her incessant "appearances" here and there made Pharaun infatuated,or even strange as it may seem, "in love" with the demonic alu-fiend. Aliisza took his finger, after an ugly pass of the wizard, and something tells me it was just in purpose to RESSURRECT him soon in some other Forgotten Realms novel.....Lloth may only know when.....
Aliisza llu-fiend - another portraid black and white
This is the another image of mine featuring Aliisza - my favourite female character. She was really cute seducing Pharaun in The War of The Spider Queen and teasing him to the very end of the book. If not for the Pharaun's premature death they would make a wonderful couple; equally wicked, wit-loving and temperamented. Aliisza had a crush on Pharaun and her incessant "appearances" here and there made Pharaun infatuated,or even strange as it may seem, "in love" with the demonic alu-fiend. Aliisza took his finger, after an ugly pass of the wizard, and something tells me it was just in purpose to RESSURRECT him soon in some other Forgotten Realms novel.....Lloth may only know when.....
Aliisza alu-fiend - portrait
This is the first image of mine featuring Aliisza - my favourite female character. She was really cute seducing Pharaun in The War of The Spider Queen and teasing him to the very end of the book. If not for the Pharaun's premature death they would make a wonderful couple; equally wicked, wit-loving and temperamented. Aliisza had a crush on Pharaun and her incessant "appearances" here and there made Pharaun infatuated,or even strange as it may seem, "in love" with the demonic alu-fiend. Aliisza took his finger, after an ugly pass of the wizard, and something tells me it was just in purpose to RESSURRECT him soon in some other Forgotten Realms novel.....Lloth may only know when.....
niedziela, marca 05, 2006
Pharaun Mizzrym said [citation]
[Ryld:] “ - Damn you! How many times have I saved your life?
[Pharaun:] - I've lost count.At any rate, this will make one more, in the course of which you'll finally be rid of your melancholy. Good – bye, old friend.
Pharaun turned and strode away.”
[citation from: War of The Spider Queen series, Richard Lee Byers : DISSOLUTION, book I, Wizards of The Coast 2002]
Pharaun Mizzrym said......
“ - This is actually a form of mind-reading. You won't be able to lie.
The Master of Sorcere chuckled.
- Some people would say that so handicapped, I won't be able to speak at all'
[citation from: War of The Spider Queen series, Richard Lee Byers : DISSOLUTION, book I, Wizards of The Coast 2002]
War of The Spider Queen, book6, Resurrection [citation]
One of my favourite fragments in the whole War of the Spider Queen........
"
I fear we will not see each other again, dear heart, and I needed to look on you one last time. He did not belive a word of that last, though he very much wanted to.
-You've finished your charge and now return to Vhok's embrace? Is that it? He was surprised by the bitterness that leaked into his tone. His hands on her body grew less gentle. She smiled, reached up, and ran a long – nailed finger down his jaw-line.
You are so jealous, my mage. No, I will not return to Kaanyr. I have told him all that I was charged to tell, and now I am done with him. At least for now. I have grown interested in a different kind of man.
Pharaun ignored the implicit compliment.
What did you tell him of us? he asked.
Everything, she replied, That was my charge
Pharaun had expected nothing different, but the answer still pained him distantly.
If You will not return to him and your chrge is complete, why would we not see each other again? He asked her.
The question betrayed a certain weakness, and he hated himself for asking it, but he could not helf himself. She smiled, and her eyes grew as sad as her demonic blood allowed.
Because I do not think you will survive what is coming, she answered."
[citation from: War of The Spider Queen series, Paul S. KEMP : RESURRECTION, book VI, Wizards of The Coast 2005]
Wojna Pajęczej Królowej, księga 6, "Zmartwychwstanie" [cytat]
UWAGA!!!!! Jeśli nie lubicie czytać kawałków o tym co się "wydarzy" i jesteście fanami WOSQ, nie polecam dalszego czytania tego postu..........................
Być może już pisałam, że cykl WOSQ zafascynował mnie tak bardzo, że nie mogłam czekać, aż dwie ostatnie części ukażą się w Polsce .... Ponizszy cytat przetłumaczony z angielskiego, pochodzi z ostatniej części tej fascynującej powieści zatytułowanej "Resurrection" autorstwa Paula S.Kemp'a. Te kilka zdań wyrwałam z jednego z moich ulubkonych fragmentów w całej serii, kiedy Aliisza po raz kolejny dopada Pharauna, tym razem, aby się z nim na zawsze pożegnać.........
UWAGA!!!!! Jeśli nie lubicie czytać kawałków o tym co się "wydarzy" i jesteście fanami WOSQ, nie polecam dalszego czytania tego postu..........................
" - Obawiam się, że nie zobaczymy się już więcej najdroższy a potrzebowałam jeszcze raz Cię zobaczyć.
[Pharaun]Nie wierzył w ostatnie słowa, chociaż bardzo tego pragnął.
- Twoja misja skończona i wracasz w objęcia Vhoka, czy tak? Sam był zaskoczony goryczą, która przebijała przez jego ton. Jego dłonie zacisnęły się na jej ciele . Aliisza uśmiechnęła się i przejechała palcem wzdłuż linii jego podbródka.
- Taki jesteś zazdrosny, mój czarodzieju. Nie, nie wracam do Kaanyra. Powiedziałam mu wszystko, co miałam mu powiedzieć i skończyłam z nim. Przynajmniej na razie. Teraz fascynuje mnie inny typ mężczyzn..
Pharaun zignorował oczywisty komplement.
- Co mu o nas powiedziałaś?, zapytał.
- Wszystko, odpowiedziała, - taka była moja misja.
Pharaun nie oczekiwał innej odpowiedzi ale i tak ta zabolała w głębi duszy.
- Jeśli nie wracasz do niego a twoja misja dobiegła końca, czemu się już nie zobaczymy?, zapytał. Nienawidził się za to pytanie, gdyż zdradzało pewną słabość ale nie mógł się powstrzymać, żeby nie zapytać. Aliisza uśmiechnęła się a jej oczy posmutniały na tyle na ile pozwalała na to jej demoniczna krew.
- Ponieważ nie sądzę, abyś przeżył to, co ma nadejść już wkrótce, odpowiedziała."
[cytat z Wojna Pajęczej Królowej, Paul S. KEMP: Zmartwychwstanie, część VI, str.116, Wizards of The Coast 2005, tłumaczone z angielskiego przez ejm2000]
Być może już pisałam, że cykl WOSQ zafascynował mnie tak bardzo, że nie mogłam czekać, aż dwie ostatnie części ukażą się w Polsce .... Ponizszy cytat przetłumaczony z angielskiego, pochodzi z ostatniej części tej fascynującej powieści zatytułowanej "Resurrection" autorstwa Paula S.Kemp'a. Te kilka zdań wyrwałam z jednego z moich ulubkonych fragmentów w całej serii, kiedy Aliisza po raz kolejny dopada Pharauna, tym razem, aby się z nim na zawsze pożegnać.........
UWAGA!!!!! Jeśli nie lubicie czytać kawałków o tym co się "wydarzy" i jesteście fanami WOSQ, nie polecam dalszego czytania tego postu..........................
" - Obawiam się, że nie zobaczymy się już więcej najdroższy a potrzebowałam jeszcze raz Cię zobaczyć.
[Pharaun]Nie wierzył w ostatnie słowa, chociaż bardzo tego pragnął.
- Twoja misja skończona i wracasz w objęcia Vhoka, czy tak? Sam był zaskoczony goryczą, która przebijała przez jego ton. Jego dłonie zacisnęły się na jej ciele . Aliisza uśmiechnęła się i przejechała palcem wzdłuż linii jego podbródka.
- Taki jesteś zazdrosny, mój czarodzieju. Nie, nie wracam do Kaanyra. Powiedziałam mu wszystko, co miałam mu powiedzieć i skończyłam z nim. Przynajmniej na razie. Teraz fascynuje mnie inny typ mężczyzn..
Pharaun zignorował oczywisty komplement.
- Co mu o nas powiedziałaś?, zapytał.
- Wszystko, odpowiedziała, - taka była moja misja.
Pharaun nie oczekiwał innej odpowiedzi ale i tak ta zabolała w głębi duszy.
- Jeśli nie wracasz do niego a twoja misja dobiegła końca, czemu się już nie zobaczymy?, zapytał. Nienawidził się za to pytanie, gdyż zdradzało pewną słabość ale nie mógł się powstrzymać, żeby nie zapytać. Aliisza uśmiechnęła się a jej oczy posmutniały na tyle na ile pozwalała na to jej demoniczna krew.
- Ponieważ nie sądzę, abyś przeżył to, co ma nadejść już wkrótce, odpowiedziała."
[cytat z Wojna Pajęczej Królowej, Paul S. KEMP: Zmartwychwstanie, część VI, str.116, Wizards of The Coast 2005, tłumaczone z angielskiego przez ejm2000]
poniedziałek, lutego 27, 2006
Lord of The Rings - Polish site
http://www.wladcapierscieni.com/katalog/
http://www.wladcapierscieni.com/katalog/
http://www.wladcapierscieni.com/katalog/
wtorek, lutego 21, 2006
Lloth - [citation d'E.Cunningham]
"Comme la plupart des tanar'ri, Araushnee avait pris un nouveau nom: Lloth, reine démoniaque des Abysses. Elle s'était taillé la part du lion dans son nouveau royaume... . Des ligues entières de démons tremblaient désormais devant elle, se bousculant pour exaucer ses caprices."
[Éternelle Rencontre, Le Bercau des Elfes, Elaine Cunningham, Fleuve Noir 2000 ]
Lloth – skąd się wzięła ?[wg. Éternelle Rencontre, E.Cunningham]
Za swoją zdradę, bogini Araushnee została zamieniona w arachnida i zesłana na wieczną banicję do Otchłani.
“Jak większość tanar'ri, Araushnee przyjęła nowe imię: Lloth - demoniczna królowa otchłani. Zawładnęła lwią częścią swojego nowego królestwa. Całe zastępy demonów drżały od tej pory przed jej majestatem, zabijając się by móc wypełnić jej zachcianki.”
[Éternelle Rencontre, Le Bercau des Elfes, Elaine Cunningham, Fleuve Noir 2000 ] z franc.tłum. ejm2000
Myth Drannor – powstanie miasta elfów [cytat. Tłum]
Jeszcze zanim zapadnie noc, Mytahl zacznie działać, okrywając całe miasto. Jutro, jak tylko będzie wystarczająco silny, nasze granice zostaną otwarte dla ras miłujących dobro. Nasze ambasady zostaną utworzone w królestwach krasnoludów, gnomów i halflingów. Cormanthyr od tej pory będzie nosił nazwę Myth Drannor na pamiątkę Mythala stworzonego za sprawą Mythanthara i Drannor, pierwszego elfa, który poślubił krasnoludzką kobietę.
[Elminster à Myth Drannor,Chapitre XX, par Ed Greenwood, Fleuve Noir 2000] – z franc. tłum. ejm2000
poniedziałek, lutego 20, 2006
elves and humans - different or quite similar ?[citation from Elminster à Myth Drannor]
...."Nous sommes tellement blasés que le moindre événement est volontiers monté en épingle...Alors, dame, quand un humain est parmi nous! Las, les grandes maisons détruisent leurs propres jouets.Plus j'en apprends et plus les elfes ressemblent aux humaines, se lamenta El, s'asseyant sur une colonne écroulée."
[Elminster à Myth Drannor,Chapitre VII, par Ed Greenwood, Fleuve Noir 2000]
[Elminster à Myth Drannor,Chapitre VII, par Ed Greenwood, Fleuve Noir 2000]
les elfes -parangons d'honnêteté ? [citation from Elminster à Myth Drannor]
..."Comment oses-tu dire la vérité... Peu des miens ont cette audace. Avoir un interlocuteur honnête est un plaisir trop rare...- Qu'ouïs-je? Qu'entends-je? La taquina Elminster. Est-ce à dire que les elfes ne seraient pas des parangons d'honnêteté et de franchise?"
[Elminster à Myth Drannor,Chapitre VII, par Ed Greenwood, Fleuve Noir 2000]
[Elminster à Myth Drannor,Chapitre VII, par Ed Greenwood, Fleuve Noir 2000]
the very beginning of Myth Drannor [citation from Elminster à Myth Drannor]
"Avant ce soir, Le Mythal prendra effet. Il couvrira toute la ville. Demain, dès qu'il sera stable, nos frontières s'ouvrirons aux races qui ne vénèrent pas le mal. Des ambassades seront envoyées dans royaumes des nains, des hommes, des gnomes et des petites gens. Cormanthyr portera désormais le nom de Myth Drannor, en l'honneur du Mythal conçu par Mythanthar et de Drannor, le premier elfe à avoir épousé une naine."
[Elminster à Myth Drannor,Chapitre XX, par Ed Greenwood, Fleuve Noir 2000]
[Elminster à Myth Drannor,Chapitre XX, par Ed Greenwood, Fleuve Noir 2000]
wtorek, lutego 14, 2006
niedziela, lutego 12, 2006
Forgotten Realms - Wulfgar and his Errtu problem
Some two weeks ago I started reading Paths of Darknes by R.A.Salvatore. Getting through The Silent Blade was something akin to getting through the boredom of evening classes. I am not kidding. Oh, I may be a little overdoing. If not for a Jarlaxle charming appearance and the final Entreri vs Drizzt combat, the book might have been somewhat lost on me. I got intrigued in people's love for Drizzt -related books. It is not about Drizzt himself nor even about the plot. It is rather about unnerving way of making action go in the book, that seems rather crawl akwardly around virtually nothing. The author seems to prefer long debates on moral issues, impossibly elaborate lectures on characters' reasons, reflecions and decisions to setting vivid and spellbinding action. The characters turn themselves into ever-considering creatures, gripped tightly by their past, derermined solely by dark experiences and disturbingly halted by their always keen for any deep self-analysis minds. Not to mention, Drizzts's always wise and out-of-place "Dear Diary" remarks that once churned out as from some sage's spacious sleeve, dive deep into abyss of reader's memory.
I daresay that Drizzt Do'Urden should publish separate book of philosophy instead of troubling his poor fans with these fruitful thoughts.
While in The Silent Blade I perceived some entertaining brakes, the Spine of The World is totally invaded by Wulfgar and his Errtu's shadow. No, no, no -it is much too much for me. Errtu, Errtu, Errtu is everywhere in the book. I am getting mad and sick of Errtu end his exquisite torments exerted on Wulfgar. I really do not wish hearing any more of this Errtu. I am even affraid that soon one day Errtu might come for me.... . This is how I feel turning another page and reading of incessant Wulfgar's Errtu-like problems. It is silly wasting chapters this way. In fact I got intrigued with the story of Meralda and Jaka Sculi that I read with keen interest but it is not the story to be put in the Forgotten Realms fantasy book. If one or two wizards taken out and so for the halflings and spells too we would get another simple book with nothing in common with fantasy story. The book is too long, too long for the events it brings in.
As if objecting to the above written I am going to continue reading the series that was not the case for Lord of the Rings I found exceptionally boring. Why? Just because In fact, the book is not that bad, and the most interesting is the reason for which people like to read it. Besides, the story as a whole is about Drizzt, I mean drow and this is the race I love the most, however Do'Urden himself is by no means a fair representative of it. Next – out of curiosity as nobody should ever criticize any book not reading it to the very last page. I may be just hoping to find some worthwhile adventures...just that..... . For the very moment now, I find The Drow Trilogy, far better series. I should underline that I really enjoyed reading it.
środa, lutego 08, 2006
why Pharaun had to die
http://paulskemp.livejournal.com/10749.htm
Author of the last book of "War of the Spider Queen" explains the reasons behind the wizard's death......
Author of the last book of "War of the Spider Queen" explains the reasons behind the wizard's death......
poniedziałek, lutego 06, 2006
to memory of Pharaun Mizzrym - poem "la passion a la drow"
This poem was created on 06 february 2006 out of sheer
passion and sadness too, in memory of Pharaun Mizzrym,
the cutest wizard of The City of Menzoberranzan.
The drow city sucked out of mercy, love and needs reaching
beyond wanton cruelty.
Falling in love with "someone" means taking him with
all the past, present and future. As The War of The Spider Queen
is only a creation of fantasy I hope that future of our
Mizzrym will not be that hard for him.
I am quite sure of it. There is no other option, or, I am
not who I am [and I am].
Let yourself be distracted for a while, though foolish,
these verses may seem to some of you. These verses tell a short
/very short indeed/ tale of passionate love, meaning mainly
the physical one.
Never mind...it is the way I like to write also in Polish...never
mind....; I just cannot imagine Pharaun doing any
stupid "billing and cooing"; he was a drow, though, a charming one....
"La passion a la drow"
How did I find you? Why ask?
May it be the the gorgeous crimson,
may it be at whim or else;
Why then ask? I never cared to know -
never did you claim this knowledge to possess.
Under the sky of rock and basalt,
the darkest toys of the Underdark,
through your bulging blood,
boiling hot, jutting mad,
will I get, my dearest, what I crave best -
place I fear or not even dare to name,
caressing demons may be just a play,
no match for passion we are about to share.
Just leave your spells aside,
throw your robes and rings away;
spreading love is a risky game
and squandering precious moments now
gives me creeps all way down.
Like streams of no hope and no return,
will desire be in high tide and come,
with blood – the deadliest foe of all,
will I thump like wild against your chest,
stealing lovliest breath, looting lips for kiss,
in eternal orgy of defensless flesh,
groping skin for more, hushing fire with fire,
gushing more and more, till sweat and speed,
have no place to hide, and nowhere to flee;
feel the lava burning stormy in your veins -
seeing sparkling sight, and arms as black as night
of the world above, unconscious, lost for life,
breathless breath, sunk like trapped within mine.
There is no pleasure that compares to passion,
quite as fast as that squeeze and rush,
bursting out cries and pleas,
as momentum gathers, and suddenly strikes.
Whenever my senses stirr
and my motions blurr,
await thunder like judgment which comes,
and must fade away along with yours.
Guess my precious wizard then?-
Are there spells of stronger power?
May you like to play once more?
Or maybe reharse, just for joy?
Why did I do that? How to know, dearest?
There are things one makes for gain
and other just just for lust;
never try to find it out,
either answer might by fine enough,
or even not...
passion and sadness too, in memory of Pharaun Mizzrym,
the cutest wizard of The City of Menzoberranzan.
The drow city sucked out of mercy, love and needs reaching
beyond wanton cruelty.
Falling in love with "someone" means taking him with
all the past, present and future. As The War of The Spider Queen
is only a creation of fantasy I hope that future of our
Mizzrym will not be that hard for him.
I am quite sure of it. There is no other option, or, I am
not who I am [and I am].
Let yourself be distracted for a while, though foolish,
these verses may seem to some of you. These verses tell a short
/very short indeed/ tale of passionate love, meaning mainly
the physical one.
Never mind...it is the way I like to write also in Polish...never
mind....; I just cannot imagine Pharaun doing any
stupid "billing and cooing"; he was a drow, though, a charming one....
"La passion a la drow"
How did I find you? Why ask?
May it be the the gorgeous crimson,
may it be at whim or else;
Why then ask? I never cared to know -
never did you claim this knowledge to possess.
Under the sky of rock and basalt,
the darkest toys of the Underdark,
through your bulging blood,
boiling hot, jutting mad,
will I get, my dearest, what I crave best -
place I fear or not even dare to name,
caressing demons may be just a play,
no match for passion we are about to share.
Just leave your spells aside,
throw your robes and rings away;
spreading love is a risky game
and squandering precious moments now
gives me creeps all way down.
Like streams of no hope and no return,
will desire be in high tide and come,
with blood – the deadliest foe of all,
will I thump like wild against your chest,
stealing lovliest breath, looting lips for kiss,
in eternal orgy of defensless flesh,
groping skin for more, hushing fire with fire,
gushing more and more, till sweat and speed,
have no place to hide, and nowhere to flee;
feel the lava burning stormy in your veins -
seeing sparkling sight, and arms as black as night
of the world above, unconscious, lost for life,
breathless breath, sunk like trapped within mine.
There is no pleasure that compares to passion,
quite as fast as that squeeze and rush,
bursting out cries and pleas,
as momentum gathers, and suddenly strikes.
Whenever my senses stirr
and my motions blurr,
await thunder like judgment which comes,
and must fade away along with yours.
Guess my precious wizard then?-
Are there spells of stronger power?
May you like to play once more?
Or maybe reharse, just for joy?
Why did I do that? How to know, dearest?
There are things one makes for gain
and other just just for lust;
never try to find it out,
either answer might by fine enough,
or even not...
niedziela, lutego 05, 2006
Pharaun Mizzrym in the act.....
....Poser & Photoshop clumsy duo....by me of course........I will do my best to get the better than this as my favourite dark elf mage should not be memorized as a naked fool; I just could not wait and kept late hours scribbling this akward picture on my PC....soon next will come.....and better I hope
The most wanted dark elf
..Of course, it depends.....but I have no second thoughts neither Aliisza would have....I suppose....
Pharaun Mizzrym - on the brink of infatuation....
The most wanted eyes in the whole Menzoberranzan.....Pharaun must get back...... ; Otherwise it would be unjust....
czwartek, lutego 02, 2006
wtorek, stycznia 31, 2006
Aliisza & Pharaun - the twisted relationship's end?
Who is she? She is an alu-fiend. What's her name? Her name is Aliisza.
Since she met Pharaun and got struck by his uncommon way of being as for drowish standards, she had been trailing her drow mage. Certainly it was not love for sure but rather some strange kind of infatuation, that pushes one toward making craziest things. She followed Pharaun ever since, just for lust, out of sheer passion and for fun. Was not he funny?
But...she is never crazy nor mad in love in the novel; her way of thinking and acting is ever calculated, is always clear and undisturbed; she laughs and playfully seduces Mizzrym; she disappears when likes and reappears when chooses so. In Ched Nasad she takes Pharaun away to test not only his “ready wit” and magical skills but to enjoy the pleasures of the flesh by sharing one bed with him. In fact it was enjoyable afternoon for Mizzrym. Soon after the pang of jealousy (a bit pretended, I think) makes her giving Pharaun warning . She keeps tracking the mage throughout the rest of the story, as a companion, spy, lover and helping-hand . She helps her lover at whim and leaves the scene when seems most needed. Hmmm, “fickle women”, Nimor said; so she is alu-fiend, after all..... . Pharaun and Aliisza have the same sense of humor, the same easy-going attitude to life. Good mood is never leaving our ever cheerful alu-fiend, not even when she finds the poor remnant of her mage in the Plains of Soulfire; what is unbecoming, quite the contrary.
The very last scene of my favourite couple together, is unbelivable and unexplicable. It is hard to belive that our cheerful and carefree alu (no matter how cheerful could she be) did not try to help Pharaun to survive. P.Kemp seems here to have been very much in a hurry finishing the Vith book .... . This is sad, because, even if the character was doomed to die, autor(s) could find some subtle expanation to the Aliisza's silence during the lethal onslaught of hellish spiders.... .
But in the end, I find some hope. I hope and even belive that this is not the final end of their relationship and resourceful alu-fiend will do "something"with the finger to bring the cutest mage back to life...... .
Since she met Pharaun and got struck by his uncommon way of being as for drowish standards, she had been trailing her drow mage. Certainly it was not love for sure but rather some strange kind of infatuation, that pushes one toward making craziest things. She followed Pharaun ever since, just for lust, out of sheer passion and for fun. Was not he funny?
But...she is never crazy nor mad in love in the novel; her way of thinking and acting is ever calculated, is always clear and undisturbed; she laughs and playfully seduces Mizzrym; she disappears when likes and reappears when chooses so. In Ched Nasad she takes Pharaun away to test not only his “ready wit” and magical skills but to enjoy the pleasures of the flesh by sharing one bed with him. In fact it was enjoyable afternoon for Mizzrym. Soon after the pang of jealousy (a bit pretended, I think) makes her giving Pharaun warning . She keeps tracking the mage throughout the rest of the story, as a companion, spy, lover and helping-hand . She helps her lover at whim and leaves the scene when seems most needed. Hmmm, “fickle women”, Nimor said; so she is alu-fiend, after all..... . Pharaun and Aliisza have the same sense of humor, the same easy-going attitude to life. Good mood is never leaving our ever cheerful alu-fiend, not even when she finds the poor remnant of her mage in the Plains of Soulfire; what is unbecoming, quite the contrary.
The very last scene of my favourite couple together, is unbelivable and unexplicable. It is hard to belive that our cheerful and carefree alu (no matter how cheerful could she be) did not try to help Pharaun to survive. P.Kemp seems here to have been very much in a hurry finishing the Vith book .... . This is sad, because, even if the character was doomed to die, autor(s) could find some subtle expanation to the Aliisza's silence during the lethal onslaught of hellish spiders.... .
But in the end, I find some hope. I hope and even belive that this is not the final end of their relationship and resourceful alu-fiend will do "something"with the finger to bring the cutest mage back to life...... .
poniedziałek, stycznia 30, 2006
Sunday morning and Pharaun's death
....the 29th Sunday morning shattered my whole world....
almost - Pharaun is dead and it is not the way I had hoped the story
to come to an end.....not this way
I aim to make this blog a tribute to this cute drow........
Have a nice day, as my day will not be so nice, I am sure....
almost - Pharaun is dead and it is not the way I had hoped the story
to come to an end.....not this way
I aim to make this blog a tribute to this cute drow........
Have a nice day, as my day will not be so nice, I am sure....
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