@K You know, you’re the only one trying to set things right from the very start. I love you for that, even if you’re not the one who does what needs doing in the end. @G Don’t look at me like that. She’s doing way more than you are. @H, @A I wouldn’t let being 20th cousins get in the way of anything you may be contemplating, no. @H, @A Not that you’re contemplating anything. Of course. I understand that completely. @Random_line Look at you just sitting there, ready to serve as setup for that thing I only just decided I needed to add, making me look like I knew what I was doing all along. @Story Can we return to the illusion that all your revisions were clearly be minor and local, and that nothing would affect the larger story? kthxbye. @A Umm, lots of things that work in the sagas don’t work in real life. You know that, right? @S Didn’t anyone ever tell you that when you critique a poem you’re supposed to say something nice first? @S You’re just a dirty old man, you know that? A dirty old man who happens to be on our side, but still. @H When an immortal power says, “What would you give?” the correct answer is never, ever, “Anything.” @H No, not even when your very life is at stake. @Story Woo hoo! One whole line cut from that troubling too-long section! @Story No, I don’t think I’m getting more than a little punchy here. Why do you ask? @Random_minor_character_whose_name_we_never_learn I love you so much. You get to stay. @H Oh. You think everything’s going to be all right now, don’t you? Ummm. Well. @M Yeah, yeah, empty threats. @Words I love you all, but seriously, some of you need to go. @Words Any volunteers? =-=-=-=-=
Not quite as many tweets as for my Bones of Faerie revisions–these guys really do seem to prefer proper letters. No surprise, I suppose, as they’re the ones I first started writing letters for …