A picture paints a thousand words, but is rather a short read.

Thanks for the greeting. I noticed you seemed to be in many of the groups I was joining up with. XD

Thank you for the kind welcome. Great drawings. :) Hope you had a great Christmas.

Thank you :) DFTBA!

I like it. Mine's a shapeshifter. :3

Hiii. :3

It's nice to see another furry, I just joined yesterday so it's a nice welcome. 

What's your 'sona?

Yes, I liked Captain Shakespeare, too! I was a bit surprised to find that he was not in the book.

I think the movie did a pretty good job overall, and some of the changes were helpful: pushing one of the sons out the window when his father was dying worked well in the movie, for instance. And I liked some of the scenes they added: The bit about the scientists at the beginning was clever, and I liked the scene with the sooth sayer and the runes as well.

On the other hand, I much preferred the way the book described how Yvaine ran away from Tristran. I like that in the book he made the decision to unchain her, whereas in the film she was just rescued by an unexplained unicorn. I also liked the book's handling of the last encounter with Victoria much better.

As is to be expected, the movie was also simplified from the book, and I think some of the changes they made were simply so they didn't have to find a way to explain more complex things that people might not understand (like why Una is freed.) This is of course necessary when doing a film adaptation, but I like the way these things were handled in the book, too.

Hey, remember me?

I finally read "Stardust." You're right, it was great. :)

I haven't heard it yet, no. I haven't actually played the game yet, either. (I do intend to do that, one of these days!)