yojimbo wrote:
Nora is making me dislike her. She's mean, concieted, and far too arogant.
I'd like to think that my response to a 'real live dragon' would me more like that of the basitins.
As avwolf said, she's a
dragon. I disagree with him about Nora's likely attitude towards the sentient races, but I think she really does view them as spoiled and arrogant children.
Dragons generally are the epitome of power and accumulated knowledge. It takes no conceit to recognize that. And she's not mean, she's just ... esoteric. She has an entirely different perspective on things.
avwolf wrote:
Me, I like the guard's scraggly goatee and wearied look. Poor guy probably spends his days shooing away ghost ships and walking drunken sailors to jail (let's face it, public intoxication's probably illegal here). His expression of surprise at Nora's presence ("Well, there's something you don't see every day...") isn't even all that surprised.
Shooing away ghost ships. You know, you're probably right. "Sigh... another one of these magic things from the undisciplined outsides. No, no, sorry, no ghost ships in harbor without the proper form filled out in triplicate. Yes, you can send in a rowboat. What do you mean, the line's too long? You're a ghost, you have all of eternity, what's a few years and a few hundred forms?"
"What? Really? Well, that might be a tad bit of a problem, true, but you'll just have to do it in chunks every ten years, or send a representative. We can send paperwork back to your ship for you to sign."
avwolf wrote:
kryss wrote:
Apparently, people are taken with my calling her 'Miss Nora'. *^_^* I dunno why I happened to call her that, it just seems to suit her. *^_^*
Or did I get that from somewhere else, and didn't realize it?
Well, she
does use 'Miss' to correct the guard in the comic today.
Well, I've thought of her as Miss Nora since before that. I think it's a bit of my 'suthan' breaking through, because that's the twang I'm using for it, in the sense that she's a lady of breeding and respectability. Sorta. It's not 'Miss' as in 'She's a female' the way she's using it in the comic, it's 'Miss' as a nice subtle title of respect.