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youngadultatbooktopia

“Picking five favorite books is like picking the five body parts you’d most like not to lose.” — Neil Gaiman

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Anonymous asked:

Piggybacking on the show ending ask. The books get more and more convoluted and move away from being Jamie/Claire focused. The show would become more of an ensamble show doing the later books. I'm not sure if the audience would go for that or if it isn't too difficult for the production. How would you go about handling the later books for the show? Any characters or plots you would throw out or condense to keep the focus on Jamie and Claire?

just-a-wretched-wumman answered:

I feel like I’m being interviewed.

This is a really hard question. Yes, the books get seriously complex as the series goes on. Book 8, especially. I do still think Jamie and Claire are the main focus throughout, and I guess I’d start there. Map out their storyline through the rest of the series and only include those side plots necessary to their plot.

For instance, a lot of Roger Brianna plot isn’t necessary to the Jamie Claire plot. The unfortunate hanging storyline in TFC could be left out. I don’t even think there needs to be much Jocasta or Indian stuff. Book 5 could be condensed as well as book 7. But book 6 is very good and not much could be left out. I think books 5,6, and 7 could be morphed into 2 seasons. Book 8 is so complex I think it could be 2 seasons by itself.

fromheretoeternity1121

I’m amazed at how much you women here remember about each individual book.  To me it’s all one big blur.  I remember the main stuff, everything else just fades away.

dagmar686

I remember where the sex happens, so that helps me pull back the story. Boat sex, strawberry field sex, window sex, rock sex. 😋😙😗😛 jk

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hahaha!  This conversation started off really intelligent and then deteriorated just enough for me to relate. 

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madam-gossip-deactivated2018010 asked:

I adore reading the way you see each character. It's like we can see another perspective of each one of them after reading the way you describe them. You are a really good psychoanalyst. Muaks

just-a-wretched-wumman answered:

I’m pretty sure you are the only one who feels that way. 😂 Thank you, though.

fromheretoeternity1121

I hear there’s an analyst position opening up on the other side. Interested? I could put in a good word. They just love me over there. I’m sure I could pull some strings.

bdell1

Pull strings Eternity? I thought you yanked chains!😘

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Anonymous asked:

So we have a photo on a terrace that may, or may not have railings, that may or may not have been taken in the same place as a woman who may, or may not be Sam's GF. We also have a picture of Cait with her hand(s) and eyes, checking out Sam's Baws. I know which one steers my ship..

flockof answered:

Don’t click on “keep reading”.

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watchthequeensconquer

3 episodes into A Discover of Witches and I’m really enjoying this show and are probs going to read the books when I get the chance.

Also, it is a really good thing that the main two actors have great chemistry because if they hadn’t, I probably would be just cringing during their scenes. But instead i’m into them and chanting “kiss kiss kiss” whenever they’re together.

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Fear and Desire: a Matthew Clairmont meta

anextraordinarymuse

Note: this focuses on the show. I have read the books, but I’m focused only on what we’ve seen so far so as not to spoil anyone. 

In episode two of ADOW, Matthew says to Diana, “Although, as far as I can tell, there are only two emotions that keep the world turning. One is desire, and the other is fear.” I love this line because - and it’s taken me this long to realize - it’s a direction reflection of Matthew. While this is true of most people, I think this line is meant to give us direct insight into Matthew and give us a foundation for his decisions and behaviors moving forward. 

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allsortsofthings0mpov

Anonymous asked:

It amazes me that the biggest name/star of Outlander (Tobias) is the most professional. I have read all the books, and was not a fan of Frank Randall or, of course Black Jack. Tobias, however, had made a name for himself before Outlander. Tobias played his role(s) with perfection, was down to earth & quirky funny at cons, didn’t get involved with BS & left the series with humility, dignity & grace. The rest continue to suffer from delusions of grandeur & need to take a page from Tobias’s book.

pissedoffsoka13 answered:

Tobias is a class act. Works diligently on his craft and keeps his private life, private. 

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