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You're too late, I'm afraid.  http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20121001

Pengrit is a paradox, no doubt, but she will survive.  Besides, Merran gave her a whole purse of silver.  In a world with less demand-inflation, Pengrit could survive for a week on just one or two of the coins, and she's got probably 110 of them.  Of course, she'd have to be careful not to cause demand-inflation herself.

It's not a question of obvious, but of belaboring the basics over and over again.

And yet, when I do remind of the basics--Merran's early training in doing multiple things at once--it's called out as being intrusive.  I do it at a point where Merran is waiting for her enemies to recover--and should be measuring difficulty and planning.

Which suggests that I've failed to communicate the tempo of the battle.

When I'm very specific, and say that Merran composes and casts two spells in the same thought, Amy asks if I mean 'at the same time'.  No, Merran's been doing that.  She's been starting one as she finishes the previous.  Now they come even closer, two separate actions in the same ideation.  So I am telling you what's in my head.  But you're not taking me at my word.

So  I'm doing something wrong.

Depends on which T and which A.

JPL, worse than 'peak' and 'peek' is either of them for 'pique', or the W that intrudes on 'ring the changes' and 'reckless', and escapes from 'wreaking havoc'.

A good workman respects her tools.

And I see errors that slipped in!  Okay, unless you're really hungry for something to review wait until about 23:00 Eastern time (Tuesday  04:00 Zulu time).

Edit: Changes made.  Total about 4,500 words.  Go ahead.

Edit: Title changed to Shogran's Waifs .

I'm not convinced about Melody and Drezdorf.  Certainly you don't need to rearchitect it; you can allow their stories to remain untold until later, the way OSCard did with Bean.  Let's get the Behira-verse before the public.

Ish?  Ish!

True of all philosophy.  So ... we should stop asking?

Think out loud.  The questions represent positions that people have actually taken, and they are forced on us as a society whether we like them or not.  Chew the questions, not the polemicist who forces them on you.  Find an answer that cover them all and that you believe can and should be defended.   If we can't answer them to everyone's satisfaction, the other guy wins--and you might not like what he is going to domwith that win.

The answer I threw out  has rough-edges.  It needs refinement before I can defend it in its whole.

Well, you can click on the little rectangular 'Find More Books' block to scan backward.  And you're perfectly welcome to find something you haven't read/reviewed.  (Did you do B1 Ch 40 & 42, or Ch 35 & 35, or Ch 64?)

But for now I need to clarify the battle a little.  It's not that complicated, it really isn't ... but I keep writing it that way.  (Amy, I grant you four minutes of snickering and another two of sniggering.  Then back to work! )

From in the wall of indigo he sallies forth at night, (someone write the next line ...)