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“Mein Schnee” 43: Goldie’s Journal, Pg.7
This was about an hour and a half delayed due to all the sensoring… and laughing while I wrote this piece. Such a mouth on this girl!
Shards
Grimm fairy tales are back
This was about an hour and a half delayed due to all the sensoring… and laughing while I wrote this piece. Such a mouth on this girl!
Well you have to admit that no matter what the situation is you can count on Goldilocks to break the tension in her own unique way.
Still, it does make me wonder who would win in a fight between Goldie and Alice to finally settle their differences once and for all.
I am not sure. They both have different strengths and weaknesses. I’d like to point out that every character’s backstory is known… except Goldie’s. That will come eventually.
I think I would give the edge to Goldie because she (almost) certainly has more experience than Alice, but that would be maybe 60-40 for Goldie, no more than 70-30 at the outside. They would both be fighting someone with abilities, weapons, and fighting style different than they have ever faced before, and they are both very smart. I’ll make one prediction I’m fairly sure of: Unless the fight is very short, they will both finish the fight using very different styles than what they started with.
And, yes, I know ‘a preposition is what you never end a sentence with.’ But that has never been a part of actual English grammar. It was made up only 1 or 2 centuries ago by someone who probably thought he was very smart, but was really just a smart-a$$. (Sorry, but I can’t afford gold tape on my budget.) ;-}}
Oops! I should have said ‘they would both’ where I said ‘they will both’ since it’s not known (to us readers anyway) whether they ever will fight (and I would think (hope) that they won’t.
Also, if they do, whichever one wins, the real loser will be the entire surrounding area and anyone in it.
:-/}}
Your analysis is correct, and I would also hope they would not battle one another, but if they don’t rope in their emotions and really rationalize the fact that their feelings against each other are being warped by the fact that their shards are polar opposites, then there may be trouble in their future. Only time will tell!
Prepositions pose preposterous posturing purloined probably purposely per pigeon plagiarizing. Or some such. P alliteration is fun:)