Natshane’s Comments (group member since Mar 04, 2011)

Natshane’s comments from the E.Y.A.B. group.

I know Thomas Hardy! But I haven't read anything by him ><

yeah that's true...I guess I'm hoping someone would be like me....:P
Coughs...I act strong all the time and hardly open up to anyone.

I was sad for Heathcliff....

Is that another classic?

Wait! I thought Aurox=Heath=Nyx's creation?

That is true! But they are so worth it.

I love the way you spoke about rose!

I enjoy watching classics rather than reading them :p

And I do agree Wuthering Heights was sad....

Lost at words....XD

LOL, did I really used independent? XD
What I meant was, Willow didn't give me the vibe that Mac did, there's just something different that I got off Willow, something different from other characters I read :S Not that I hate her, but I feel she's just...so....vulnerable?

I read the children version so it's like...really short. XD I'm not a classic fan, haha.

Oops, Wuthering Heights.

Then you should proceed with Morganville first, gosh, I never regret a single book!

Me too! Though they said Aurox is bad??

I listened to couple of their songs, I'm liking them! Its the first tiem I've heard of them :P

Maybe a second read is all I need, XD

But the point with Mac is that, though she is typical, I still see her as an independent character, and I don't sense much from Willow. Oh well...

YES! They are the best vamp books I've ever read! And VA of course.

I haven't been much here too for the couple of weeks, welcome back!

You haven't started?

Me too! He's so heroic.

I have a friend who is very insistent of me reading Jane, but I haven't read it yet, haha. I don't really enjoy the story of Jane Eyre and the memories about the book was sort of edgy.

I don't really enjoy Jekel Loves Hyde, I think it could be improved in so many ways.

I did watched the movie, twice, and constantly saw Heathcliff and Cathy in the books I read, XD

Hey Bea! Long time no chat!
Yeah! Me too!

I do enjoy modern adaptation of classics, especially with a twist. For an example from the original Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

Do you think there's one on Phantom of Opera?