So I heard you like action games? I played Bayonetta and I adored it, and now this new game called Lollipop Chainsaw is coming out and it seems to be the coolest game of the year! I loved Sucker Punch as mentioned in an earlier blog, and there is something about girls kicking ass, zombie ass for that matter, with lollipops... man I bet they ripped SP off! :) Still, I'm so buying it. I also wanted Alice: Madness Returns. I'm hoping someone might already have it so I borrow it. I was wondering if I had a character as such in one of my books. I will have to contact my Character Reviser :P To all who read my blog, I wish to give you the chance to discover new things that I really enjoy learning about. Such as... Elliott Smith, whom I find to be the King of music for his time. Sadly, he died young, like Cobain, but his music still lives on. Listen to Figure 8 in your car while you drive from one place to another, it's really great :) For literature, I won't recommend you to read the Symposium, don't worry, but for a classic I recommend anything by D.H. Lawrence. Ahh... I remember when there were boys in my high-school reading Twilight and lovin' it more than a Big Mac at the time. I wonder what those boys are doing now... Nonetheless, I'm done for today. Thanks for following! :)
Character of the Day:
Rockwood Chapelon
Appearances: Pace
Bio: Rockwood is stoic, quiet, frosty, and coincidentally from Wint-Elle, the 'Winter' quarter of the Pace world. This corner looks like Russia but has Renaissance philosophy, architecture and values. Rockwood was the first to feel he Pacer call, which is invoked through the words of all others around him. Rockwood left Wint-Elle, which is unlikely of many to leave their Quarter and made it into Descent, the 'Fall' quarter of the world, where he started gathering others like him who could Pace themselves according to a personal rhythm or beat. Rockwood is the leader of the Pacers, often joined up with Dash, who cannot shut up. Rockwood comes from the Renaissance era and so is disturbed and intrigued by the way the girls dress in Sum-Elle, the post-contemporary era.
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