"How is it possible I'm the only sane person in the universe?"
Because of certain matters with an Alien invasion I had to fend off with a blunt blade, I now come before you a day late. But never fear, the earth is safe so that makes up for it.
Yesterday I caught a cold, which I promptly drowned in orange juice and Psych. Though I suppose one cannot drown anything in a TV show but grief, and if one wishes to do this one should avoid BBC. And for those of you who were asking about Psych, you read that right. I have finally started to watch it. I am liking it much more then I thought I would. So, now you can all be pleased with me and we can get on to other matters.
First off is the winner of the character introduction! Lachlan won the voting so, naturally, he will be first.
Lachlan is the youngest son of King Garolds. (Each of the princes have a different mother.) At the time of the book, Lachlan is nine. He has brown eyes and light brown hair.
Because of his father's dying order, Lachlan's life is now in danger from his three older, half brothers. They all agree to kill him first, since he is the youngest and likely the easiest to get out of the way. What they didn't count on was someone actually helping him and having to chance him all over the kingdoms.
Lachlan confused me for awhile, and in many ways he still does. The first time I had a character his age she was easier to figure out as I understand kids fairly well. But Lachlan wasn't an ordinary child. I discovered he liked the typical things all boys love. Bugs, dirt, and adventures. He was very much a child, and yet, at the same time he had a good grasp on being an adult. He understood well what was going on around him and what he was being called to do. He understood what those around him were willing to give up to keep him alive.
In the book, Lachlan fast attaches himself to Magda and Stefan. I did expect this at the time, but before I knew it he kind of adopted them and would tell them things about themselves even I didn't know. (But really, that is of little surprise.) Lachlan liked to surprise me in other ways. A lot of other ways. I think he is one of the most surprising characters I've ever had, and it was a lot of fun to write with him. He was innocent and wise, scared and brave, wise and childish all at once and I am hoping I get at least one more adventure with him.
And...I guess that is all. About him. Sorry if this was slightly incoherent. That is what happens late at night.
But before I go, as promised, I have this book's release date for you!
And it is...June 14th! So, soon. *Nods* *Blinks.* *Yawns*
Okay, I'm going to bed now. I hope you enjoyed getting to know a little about Prince Lachlan. And, voting is again open for next Friday's character!
Quote is from Psych.
Allons-y!
Yesterday I caught a cold, which I promptly drowned in orange juice and Psych. Though I suppose one cannot drown anything in a TV show but grief, and if one wishes to do this one should avoid BBC. And for those of you who were asking about Psych, you read that right. I have finally started to watch it. I am liking it much more then I thought I would. So, now you can all be pleased with me and we can get on to other matters.
First off is the winner of the character introduction! Lachlan won the voting so, naturally, he will be first.
Lachlan is the youngest son of King Garolds. (Each of the princes have a different mother.) At the time of the book, Lachlan is nine. He has brown eyes and light brown hair.
Because of his father's dying order, Lachlan's life is now in danger from his three older, half brothers. They all agree to kill him first, since he is the youngest and likely the easiest to get out of the way. What they didn't count on was someone actually helping him and having to chance him all over the kingdoms.
Lachlan confused me for awhile, and in many ways he still does. The first time I had a character his age she was easier to figure out as I understand kids fairly well. But Lachlan wasn't an ordinary child. I discovered he liked the typical things all boys love. Bugs, dirt, and adventures. He was very much a child, and yet, at the same time he had a good grasp on being an adult. He understood well what was going on around him and what he was being called to do. He understood what those around him were willing to give up to keep him alive.
In the book, Lachlan fast attaches himself to Magda and Stefan. I did expect this at the time, but before I knew it he kind of adopted them and would tell them things about themselves even I didn't know. (But really, that is of little surprise.) Lachlan liked to surprise me in other ways. A lot of other ways. I think he is one of the most surprising characters I've ever had, and it was a lot of fun to write with him. He was innocent and wise, scared and brave, wise and childish all at once and I am hoping I get at least one more adventure with him.
And...I guess that is all. About him. Sorry if this was slightly incoherent. That is what happens late at night.
But before I go, as promised, I have this book's release date for you!
And it is...June 14th! So, soon. *Nods* *Blinks.* *Yawns*
Okay, I'm going to bed now. I hope you enjoyed getting to know a little about Prince Lachlan. And, voting is again open for next Friday's character!
Quote is from Psych.
Allons-y!
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