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Re: The Epic Chronicles of Ikros
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Wed, 18 Sep 2002 06:42:02 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori writes:
> Dear Anthony Sava, I guess it was bound to happen sooner or later
> "The Chronicles of Ikros" ended, so I'll have to drop a few tears on that.
> I really hate reading but yet I had to read your story although when I
> started it was already chap. 17 or something. I'm gonna miss it.
> I know I wasn't very good on guessing the end, so I'll have to admit I would
> have ended it a slight different but overall fantastic story.
I'm glad you liked it so much. I have had several emails regarding the ending,
some people really didn't like it. I guess there's just no pleasing some
people. I was trying to aim for an ending that would tie up all the loose ends
and leave people with a sense of completion.
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> Best Scene:
> No doubt about it chap.30, Garalet nightmare, loved it, inspired by it, my
> mind was so troubled about it so I had to dream it (or not, can't actually
> say), knowing it was Garalet from the start, looking fascinated how it would
> take place in your plot, which was a very good idea BTW. Also liked the LEGO
> building in that part (I mean the coffins idea, 2 fingers up).
I have to admit I like the nightmare too. The mist/shadow effects in those
pictures are amung my favorite effects I've ever done.
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> Favorite scenes:
> OK I really loved the way the story "tricked" me like chap. 22 where Garalet
> finding out that their mortal enemies are actually pursuit the same cause,
> he does.
I've been called the king of plot twists before, though I'm not quite sure if I
deserve quite that high of a title.
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> LEGO building:
> No one can deny that the 4 dragons are really masterpieces. A lot of other
> good use of pieces that's "not really" castle like SW pieces, again the
> coffins idea, the flying boat?
I just hope my dragon's aren't the last masterpieces I'll ever create.
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> Not so liked in the story:
> I have to be onset about that, you had 3 great problems, I really thought
> that the last chap. would be the end of those 3 problems yet somehow they
> faded too much sooner.
That's the main topic of the emails I've received. In hindsight I suppose I
could have drug it out further, but by that time, the action had evolved into
such a fast paced series of events, slowing down in the middle of it didn't
seem to be the greatest of ideas. I wanted it all to come to a head and have
it all happen at once. I guess I didn't get there as well as I'd hoped.
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> That's it. I hope you will update us how publishing it goes, though I think
> one of the things that made the story so great was the LEGO of course (no
> one can deny that) and hence it would be missed when the real book would
> come out.
Yeah, this is the one major reason why I don't think my story will do as well
as other people have said it will. It has been suggested to me to keep the
pictures within the story, but I don't think a single publisher would accept my
story like that. LEGO illustrations would work well in a children's book, it's
just too bad I don't want my story to be focused for that audience.
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> Thanks for a very great story
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> Your true fan (Daniel don't get mad),
> Yaron "Webrain" Dori
Thanks for being a fan! I'm glad you've enjoyed my story so much.
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> P.S. I don't like reading so tell me when Spilberg buys from you the rights
> for a movie.
The odds are against it, but I certainly wouldn't complain to watch my story on
the big screen!
> P.S.2 Waiting for "The Chronicles of Ikros strikes back"
Only time will tell on that one.
Thanks for the response!
--Anthony
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