Lois’s answer to “Happy Holidays, Lois. I am rereading Penric's novellas, and I was struck at how much Penric change…” > Likes and Comments
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Oh my gosh, I love that head canon haha!
I’d love to read that story. As you say, we’re currently missing quite a large and significant chunk of his life.
Thank you! For the music student girlfriend and the baritone! Will continue my reread with those lovely bits in mind. I so agree all those experiences would be life changing, but of course would love to hear you tell us exactly how. In any case, thanks much for the continuing enjoyment I get from this extraordinary character. He may be number one on my current list of character crushes, followed closely by MurderBot, Freddie (best Heyer guy ever), and Pippi Longstocking.
I've enjoyed the bits and pieces we get about that stage of Pen's life and I very much hope the right inspiration for those years comes along. For many of us, those years of graduate study are transformative, even without chaos demons or divine encounters. I always perk up when a story with a grad student protagonist comes along.
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Nov 28, 2023 01:28PM
Oh my gosh, I love that head canon haha!
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I’d love to read that story. As you say, we’re currently missing quite a large and significant chunk of his life.
Thank you! For the music student girlfriend and the baritone! Will continue my reread with those lovely bits in mind. I so agree all those experiences would be life changing, but of course would love to hear you tell us exactly how. In any case, thanks much for the continuing enjoyment I get from this extraordinary character. He may be number one on my current list of character crushes, followed closely by MurderBot, Freddie (best Heyer guy ever), and Pippi Longstocking.
I've enjoyed the bits and pieces we get about that stage of Pen's life and I very much hope the right inspiration for those years comes along. For many of us, those years of graduate study are transformative, even without chaos demons or divine encounters. I always perk up when a story with a grad student protagonist comes along.
