There is an excellent use of quotations...rarely do I see them work so well with the flow of the story. Quite chilling.

Oh, how interesting.

I'm currently reading the Illiad for school.

That's also very interesting. Good writing, though I can't say I'm comfortable with it... *laughs* That somewhat makes me a hypocrite, does it not?Ah well, it had some very thought-provoking statements... Nice.

Oh, that's interesting. I like the description about his eyes. Good perspective. Yeah.

Um, in response to your review, I'd like to thank you for reviewing, and eh...Sorry, but I can't tell if you're serious or not. If you are, thank you for that interesting tidbit. I guess people have different viewpoints on some things...

Alas, my resources did not reveal the cruelty of fairies to me, and so I was left in the dark.

This is a very interesting style, initially absorbing, and able to hold the reader throughout. Word structure is very strong and well applied. Rather nice really. I was surprised to find myself so pleasantly involved in a piece this short.

As to my last review: I was certainly not expecting such a strong reaction! My review was no where near as serious as you made it out to be. First of all, I did NOT say that anthropology arose from Christianity. What I meant was that Christians did actually play a role in the formation of organized anthropology. Second, you make it sound as if I'm a zealot. Just because I mention a Christian link to anthro does not mean that I'm trying to diss anything you said (I am in fact a rather scientific minded atheist). As for the me not knowing what anthro is: I've been anthropology and archaeology for several years in my own time. I am currently enrolled in a college course in anthropology. I did realize that your theories weren't completely serious.

I thought it was really good in the describing sense, it really made me feel like I was "there."

One drawback was that I just didn't like how you portrayed God.