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Re: Ye Discworld of Terry Pratchett
Re: Ye Discworld of Terry Pratchett
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Posted by Peter on November 29, 1998 at 06:50:28:
In Reply to: Ye Discworld of Terry Pratchett posted by Dafyd on November 28, 1998 at 19:02:58:
Oh, wonderful! I'm looking forwards to more - does anyone have a good typing for Esk, by the way? : Death series. : DEATH. A skeleton with a scythe in a black robe. Speaks in capitals. THERE IS NO JUSTICE. THERE
: IS ONLY ME. Rides a white horse called Binky.
: Although he was a One in the first book (he hated people who missed appointments), he rapidly
: became more philosophical, more tolerant of and puzzled by human foibles, and more prepared to
: stretch rules. He has a tendency to leave his job unannounced and go off where nobody can find him.
: A Five. There's a lovely quote from Mort which struck a chord with me, spoken by Death's adopted daughter, Ysabell: Mort: "Perhaps he felt sorry for you?"
Ysabell: "He never feels anything. I don't mean that nastily, you understand. It's just that he's got nothing to feel with, no whatd'youcallits, no glands. He probably _thought_ sorry for me." Peter
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