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If there's one thing I regret, it's that we weren't able to do much with Richard (Calliel and Ivy's son), and it'd be very odd to do so now.

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:If there's one thing I regret, it's that we weren't able to do much with Richard (Calliel and Ivy's son), and it'd be very odd to do so now.

I'd been wondering where the little bastard was all this time.

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Has Carry ever met Caspian?

Probably not. Why?

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:If there's one thing I regret, it's that we weren't able to do much with Richard (Calliel and Ivy's son), and it'd be very odd to do so now.

To be perfectly honest, this whole damn thing was a mess.

That we've plans for a somewhat coherent ending is, frankly, astonishing. Even if - as I fear all the time - they won't come to fruition.

Nationstatelandsville wrote:

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:If there's one thing I regret, it's that we weren't able to do much with Richard (Calliel and Ivy's son), and it'd be very odd to do so now.

To be perfectly honest, this whole damn thing was a mess.

That we've plans for a somewhat coherent ending is, frankly, astonishing. Even if - as I fear all the time - they won't come to fruition.

I had some solid plans at the beginning.

Then the fact we're all humans and this is collaborative hit me in the face many times over.

The thing is that I had set up a lot of plans that relied on various characters and people, and for things to be done on time, etc, etc. I had some things well charted.

Then Ende left, which is when things really started taking a downturn since I had put a lot of plans on Ende's characters. Erin also left, Indi came in and out, Olthar left, Liri left, etc.

It all messed things up on me since I wasn't flexible at the start.

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:The thing is that I had set up a lot of plans that relied on various characters and people, and for things to be done on time, etc, etc. I had some things well charted.

Then Ende left, which is when things really started taking a downturn since I had put a lot of plans on Ende's characters. Erin also left, Indi came in and out, Olthar left, Liri left, etc.

It all messed things up on me since I wasn't flexible at the start.

Eh, at least you're bullshitting your way forward. .

yeet

Lazarian wrote:

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:If there's one thing I regret, it's that we weren't able to do much with Richard (Calliel and Ivy's son), and it'd be very odd to do so now.

He might have been good if he was played by literally anyone except myself.

Even Ranbo?

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Lazarian wrote:

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:If there's one thing I regret, it's that we weren't able to do much with Richard (Calliel and Ivy's son), and it'd be very odd to do so now.

He might have been good if he was played by literally anyone except myself.

I built him for you, pretty much.

Ciel often forgets Daisuke for days on end, leaving him chained on a bed.

Their relationship is one of the nicest at Elfen High.

I assumed you'd do something with that.

Personally, I blame Tabuu, but I know that's not going to fly. .

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Ciel often forgets Daisuke for days on end, leaving him chained on a bed.

Their relationship is one of the nicest at Elfen High.

Hey, it's his fault for not complaining.

Nobody said the chains had to be that tight. .

yeet

Lazarian wrote:I'll actually throw up a decent reply to that, but I need to sleep, so I'll just do that tomorrow. I'll take a 6 CST deadline, if you think it's necessary.

That'll be helpful.

Also, Zark, have Fred reply to Peter.

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Also, Zark, have Fred reply to Peter.

I was just about to do that.

...No, not being sarcastic.

Zarkenis Ultima wrote:

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Also, Zark, have Fred reply to Peter.

I was just about to do that.

...No, not being sarcastic.

Alright.

I like to think that 2045 saw the release of the incredibly popular docudrama Welcome and Welcome Back, detailing the life of the late Aleister Crowley.

And that Crowley was played by Mark Sheppard.

Nationstatelandsville wrote:I like to think that 2045 saw the release of the incredibly popular docudrama Welcome and Welcome Back, detailing the life of the late Aleister Crowley.

And that Crowley was played by Mark Sheppard.

Who'd be 80.

Holy shit, he's 49 now.

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:

Nationstatelandsville wrote:I like to think that 2045 saw the release of the incredibly popular docudrama Welcome and Welcome Back, detailing the life of the late Aleister Crowley.

And that Crowley was played by Mark Sheppard.

Who'd be 80.

Holy shit, he's 49 now.

I'm telling you - he, Gatiss, Tennant, and McGann are part of a secret Satanic cult that steals youth from altar boys.

Nationstatelandsville wrote:

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Who'd be 80.

Holy shit, he's 49 now.

I'm telling you - he, Gatiss, Tennant, and McGann are part of a secret Satanic cult that steals youth from altar boys.

And Paul Rudd.

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:

Nationstatelandsville wrote:I'm telling you - he, Gatiss, Tennant, and McGann are part of a secret Satanic cult that steals youth from altar boys.

And Paul Rudd.

Nonsense.

Paul Rudd is Satan.

Nationstatelandsville wrote:

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:And Paul Rudd.

Nonsense.

Paul Rudd is Satan.

You just want the American actor to be in charge of the British ones.

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:

Nationstatelandsville wrote:Nonsense.

Paul Rudd is Satan.

You just want the American actor to be in charge of the British ones.

They owe us for WWII.

Nationstatelandsville wrote:

Nightkill the Emperor wrote:You just want the American actor to be in charge of the British ones.

They owe us for WWII.

And you owe Stalin.