Lonelygirl15

JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote:Also, I really liked that idea about how Lucy may have been the other girl that was chosen. My only doubt is that Gemma made it sound like the girl and her family ran away and were ruined by the ceremony, so why would Lucy be encouraging it to Bree?

That's a good point. I liked the idea too but it's a bit flawed.. though maybe Lucy was forced to run away with her family and she WANTED to be a part of the ceremony. So now that she's older and her parents don't control her life, she can help girls do what she never got to.

Either way I think we'll definitly find more about Lucy. She's too important to end with no backstory.

saralynn wrote:

JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote:Also, I really liked that idea about how Lucy may have been the other girl that was chosen. My only doubt is that Gemma made it sound like the girl and her family ran away and were ruined by the ceremony, so why would Lucy be encouraging it to Bree?

That's a good point. I liked the idea too but it's a bit flawed.. though maybe Lucy was forced to run away with her family and she WANTED to be a part of the ceremony. So now that she's older and her parents don't control her life, she can help girls do what she never got to.

Either way I think we'll definitly find more about Lucy. She's too important to end with no backstory.

That sounds like a fair possibility to me too. I hope we do find out more about her. As of now I don't think we've ever even heard her voice. (Except from very far away)

Oh, Gemma is implying that she knew a girl just like Bree, and that after the ceremony the family was basically abducted or killed, and that they were so changed by the event that their letters were very different, or more likely, "they" tried to trick the COMMUNITY (see, I don't think its the community, its the "they": she didn't recognize people from the community, her parents "aren't in the Order of Denderah") to believe that the family was still alive and thriving, while they were abducted or dead. That's what Gemma is implying. And of course she's also implying that something like that could happen to Bree.

All right, so maybe not killed. The Cassie and Lucy ideas are good ones. Who is Lucy, anyway? Personally, though, I don't think Cassie is as big of a deal as a lot people think she is. I think she was a one-time literary device -- this is the kind of person that Bree is. And she did disappear, but not 12 years ago.

Kasdeja wrote:Definitely typical of Americans-->spoiled brats.

Um, not all Americans are spoiled brats... And plenty of non-Americans are...

lonelygirl wrote:Definitely typical of Americans-->spoiled brats.

Well..since you want to label and judge all Americans as being "spoiled brats", I think we should all judge you by this genius comment you've made. I think it really says a lot about you.

Magesa wrote:

Kasdeja wrote:Definitely typical of Americans-->spoiled brats.

Um, not all Americans are spoiled brats... And plenty of non-Americans are...

Why the heck does it say I wrote that?

Kasdeja wrote:

Magesa wrote:

Kasdeja wrote:Definitely typical of Americans-->spoiled brats.

Um, not all Americans are spoiled brats... And plenty of non-Americans are...

Why the heck does it say I wrote that?

Sloppy editing of quotes would be my guess. Someone probably accidentally erased more than they should have.

'mute

So long as people know that my insults don't observe national barriers. I'm an equal opportunity insulter.

Off topic, but I can relate to Kas's icon. I got the chicken pox right after school ended this year and I'm 20!! I definitly thought I was going to die.

saralynn wrote:Off topic, but I can relate to Kas's icon. I got the chicken pox right after school ended this year and I'm 20!! I definitly thought I was going to die.

isnt it called shingles when youre an adult?

GoodGollyItsHolly wrote:

saralynn wrote:Off topic, but I can relate to Kas's icon. I got the chicken pox right after school ended this year and I'm 20!! I definitly thought I was going to die.

isnt it called shingles when youre an adult?

Once a person has had chickenpox, they will have immunity to the disease for the rest of their life. However, the virus may return later in life as shingles.

A person who has active shingles can infect others with chickenpox, but cannot give shingles to someone else.


Based on a text by Per Grinsted, GP

PushedButton wrote:

GoodGollyItsHolly wrote:

saralynn wrote:Off topic, but I can relate to Kas's icon. I got the chicken pox right after school ended this year and I'm 20!! I definitly thought I was going to die.

isnt it called shingles when youre an adult?

Once a person has had chickenpox, they will have immunity to the disease for the rest of their life. However, the virus may return later in life as shingles.

A person who has active shingles can infect others with chickenpox, but cannot give shingles to someone else.


Based on a text by Per Grinsted, GP

Well thats all wildly confusing...

GoodGollyItsHolly wrote:
isnt it called shingles when youre an adult?

*winces* Shingles is vewy painful. I wouldn't suggest, um, going to hang out with a friend that has it.

Flautapantera wrote:

GoodGollyItsHolly wrote:
isnt it called shingles when youre an adult?

*winces* Shingles is vewy painful. I wouldn't suggest, um, going to hang out with a friend that has it.

Pardon my lack of tact, but I though shingles were on your butt. I don't know why I think that...I have no idea. Is that wrong?