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I always imagined the idea behind the Pilgrimage was for the young quarian to understand their own perception of the galaxy they tread. The Pilgrimage gift simply being a Mac Guffin. The Pilgrimage being their journey, their experience.Lividity Jones wrote...
Self-exploration?
Hmm...
An interesting take on the Pilgrimage.
We'll have to see what Xen discovers about herself in that infinite space far from home.
Just_mike wrote...
who IS Rin?
cannedcream wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
LOL. Take it away, CC!CamoBadger wrote...
Alright, I'm missing something important here. Who is Rin?
Rin'Leer nar Rayya and the young man there is David Bastian. Both are characters from my story Drifting.
Rin is also the main reason for the amount of crap I get here, and for good reason.
Wolf Warden wrote...
Alright folks, here is the inked version for those interested. No more updates until the job is done and I hope it will be a hit when finished. Photoshop - transform and roll out! Thanks everyone for all the encouragement earlier!
*snip*
*TopTaliRin*
Just_mike wrote...
cannedcream wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
LOL. Take it away, CC!CamoBadger wrote...
Alright, I'm missing something important here. Who is Rin?
Rin'Leer nar Rayya and the young man there is David Bastian. Both are characters from my story Drifting.
Rin is also the main reason for the amount of crap I get here, and for good reason.
OOH, is she that the Quarian that gets raeped by a Vorcha gang and dies?
Guest_CamoBadger_*
I would read your story right now..but I m barely awake, so i wouldnt understant it very wall.cannedcream wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
LOL. Take it away, CC!CamoBadger wrote...
Alright, I'm missing something important here. Who is Rin?
Rin'Leer nar Rayya and the young man there is David Bastian. Both are characters from my story Drifting.
Rin is also the main reason for the amount of crap I get here, and for good reason.
I disagree her ideas, but I also found her to be a very fascinating character. You have quite a lot of freedom to work with, all we know of her is her political agenda and her fascination with utilitarian repurposing. That is more than enough for a resourceful writer.Lividity Jones wrote...
Azint wrote...
I thought you disliked Daro'Xen, Jones.
Disliked? No.
On the contrary, I find her fascinating.
Her raw potential as a character is staggering.
I only hope I have the proper tools to help shape that potential.
Modifié par Azint, 23 juin 2010 - 06:09 .
Azint wrote...
I always imagined the idea behind the Pilgrimage was for the young quarian to understand their own perception of the galaxy they tread. The Pilgrimage gift simply being a Mac Guffin. The Pilgrimage being their journey, their experience.Lividity Jones wrote...
Self-exploration?
Hmm...
An interesting take on the Pilgrimage.
We'll have to see what Xen discovers about herself in that infinite space far from home.
A road to enlightenment, to use a metaphor.
CamoBadger wrote...
I would read your story right now..but I m barely awake, so i wouldnt understant it very wall.
I was correct, also reading the following posts confirmed it.Wolf Warden wrote...
Thats the name of their junker ship. It is short for "Tiny Flotila" and it was their home/project/baby
cannedcream wrote...
Wolf Warden wrote...
Alright folks, here is the inked version for those interested. No more updates until the job is done and I hope it will be a hit when finished. Photoshop - transform and roll out! Thanks everyone for all the encouragement earlier!
*snip*
*TopTaliRin*
Keelah, you work fast, Wolf! I wasn't expecting to see any inking for days.
When do you eat and sleep, man?!
cannedcream wrote...
Just_mike wrote...
cannedcream wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
LOL. Take it away, CC!CamoBadger wrote...
Alright, I'm missing something important here. Who is Rin?
Rin'Leer nar Rayya and the young man there is David Bastian. Both are characters from my story Drifting.
Rin is also the main reason for the amount of crap I get here, and for good reason.
OOH, is she that the Quarian that gets raeped by a Vorcha gang and dies?
That's. . . um. . . close?
Azint wrote...
I disagree her ideas, but I also found her to be a very fascinating character. You have quite a lot fo freedom to work with, all we know of her is her political agenda and her fascination with utilitarian repurposing. That is more than enough for a resourceful writer.Lividity Jones wrote...
Azint wrote...
I thought you disliked Daro'Xen, Jones.
Disliked? No.
On the contrary, I find her fascinating.
Her raw potential as a character is staggering.
I only hope I have the proper tools to help shape that potential.
Only as much as the writer makes of it.Lividity Jones wrote...
Well then, Xen's Pilgrimage will be quite the affair.
cannedcream wrote...
CamoBadger wrote...
I would read your story right now..but I m barely awake, so i wouldnt understant it very wall.
And it's a long one, so, yeah. Best you be awake for it. I DEMAND YOUR FULL ATTENTION!
Do you really want her playing the victim card? She struck me as someone who thought the quarians could be on top just as easily as they could be on the bottom, what with her "largest army of synthetics" nonsense.Lividity Jones wrote...
Hopefully, I can do her justice.
Already watching Triumph of the Will for inspiration.
I think her character will focus on the strength of the quarian people, enduring against all the pain and suffering the galaxy has to offer.
With the promise of a glorious and bloody retribution.
I do imagine her having some sense of malice, she did do some bizarre things with her childhood toys, or so she says. I think she is more focused on restoring the glory of the quarians in the same sense Okeer wanted for the krogans.Lividity Jones wrote...
Hopefully, I can do her justice.
Already watching Triumph of the Will for inspiration.
I think her character will focus on the strength of the quarian people, enduring against all the pain and suffering the galaxy has to offer.
With the promise of a glorious and bloody retribution.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Do you really want her playing the victim card? She struck me as someone who thought the quarians could be on top just as easily as they could be on the bottom, what with her "largest army of synthetics" nonsense.Lividity Jones wrote...
Hopefully, I can do her justice.
Already watching Triumph of the Will for inspiration.
I think her character will focus on the strength of the quarian people, enduring against all the pain and suffering the galaxy has to offer.
With the promise of a glorious and bloody retribution.
Maybe I'm not recalling her dialogue well, then. I didn't think she said anything about the plight of the quarians, only that she had magnificent plans. She seemed pretty contemptuous about the options the other Admirals represented.Lividity Jones wrote...
I just got that vibe from her.
I don't think anybody just wakes up one day with the ideas she has.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Maybe I'm not recalling her dialogue well, then. I didn't think she said anything about the plight of the quarians, only that she had magnificent plans. She seemed pretty contemptuous about the options the other Admirals represented.Lividity Jones wrote...
I just got that vibe from her.
I don't think anybody just wakes up one day with the ideas she has.
I'd go so far as to suggest she didn't seem to care too much about the homeworld.
Wolf Warden wrote...
I bet she experienced a lot of discrimination and or racial crap while on pilgrimage and decided enough is enough. Quarians had potential that was overlooked or dismissed as only cheap engineering labor. She sounds like a dangerous visionary.
Does anyone know what she says in her email if you reveal the evidence at trial?
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