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Even Roses Have Thorns, Chapter Twenty-Six

Monday, January 15, 2007

Post Simon's Big Damn Rescue: An overview of Simon's situation, and the introduction of some original characters, whom I hope will make sense eventually. This chapter is rated PG13, for adult themes. Positive comments perfered.

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Monday, 15 January 2007 17:29
Ok, like I said, not the best chapter, so I would like to say an especial thank you for your patience! My muse and I appreciate it.

Also, a thank you to ManicGiraffe, who inspired "the new girl's" name - Ceres is the Roman goddess of corn, and the girl's intials are C.S. Although, I don't think that swans are particularly starchy. :)

Fans of PotC would be correct if they guessed the inspiration for Ceres' last name.

And I thought Aren Wren just looked and sounded pretty. There's no deeper meaning to that one.
Monday, 15 January 2007 18:18
This is really interesting. I am very curious to see how you're going to get back to Simon as Simon ... or are you? Lots of angsty stuff if he doesn't recover - and how is going to be an even long story - but this is taking him off into a direction I wouldn't have the nerve to go! I may put my characters through hell ... I just hope you bring yours out the other side too!
Monday, 15 January 2007 18:38
> Although, I don't think that swans are particularly starchy. :)
We got a gaggle of 'em over at the lake by my work. Let me get my knife and we'll find out...

> And I thought Aren Wren just looked and sounded pretty. There's no deeper meaning to that one.
Maybe not, but it sounds a lot like "Arwen." Therefore, the good doctor looks like Liv Tyler in my head (yes, Liv Tyler as a doctor disturbs me, too).

Do vocal cords really regerate? If so, that's actually really cool. I thought humans (and most mammals) didn't really do the regenration thing.

I believe at this point that Kaylee and River need to make an appearance. Simon will not want to see them, but it has to be done, especially as he starts to recover more. He's going to need lots of support once he starts crashing into the barriers his injuries have given him. Mal and Inara are definitely there for him, but it's not quite the same as "family" (and yes, I'm currently including Kaylee as that, if/until she decides to remove herself).
Monday, 15 January 2007 18:40
> Also, a thank you to ManicGiraffe, who inspired "the new girl's" name
Ha! Thanks! I was just being silly (and as it turned out, hungry. I went and made stir-fry after writing that).
Monday, 15 January 2007 18:47
>Maybe not, but it sounds a lot like "Arwen." Therefore, the good doctor looks like Liv Tyler in my head (yes, Liv Tyler as a doctor disturbs me, too).

Darn! I should have spotted that. I actually have a picture in my head of someone like the consellor in War Stories. Aren is a Scandenavian name, and I thought Wren just looked pretty with it.

>Do vocal cords really regerate? If so, that's actually really cool. I thought humans (and most mammals) didn't really do the regenration thing.

In reality, only part of them regenerate (the "false" vocal cords), and they do apparently have to be severed completely to do so. It's 500 years in the future, I can have hope. :)
Wednesday, 17 January 2007 06:52
Wow...lots of fun ahead for pretty much all involved! Simon's on the road to deep depression and years of PT to get back to even half-strength, Kaylee and River are gonna be in fun places mentally with all this, and Zoe's stress from all the crap going on is gonna make for a fun last trimester or two:(

Still...brilliant work here, girlfan! I am definitely riveted to my seat in wanting to see where you will take this:D

BEB
Friday, 26 January 2007 23:12
>>Do vocal cords really regerate? If so, that's actually really cool. I thought humans (and most mammals) didn't really do the regenration thing.
>In reality, only part of them regenerate (the "false" vocal cords), and they do apparently have to be severed completely to do so. It's 500 years in the future, I can have hope. :)


Apparently, it's not so very far off:
http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/510350/

(6th paragraph from the bottom)

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