Subject: Re: [FFML] [FFML] [NOT C&C] Re: Dance of Shiva, Chapter one, Draft 2
From: "Ranma Al'Thor" <ranma@falcon.cc.ukans.edu>
Date: 9/23/1997, 12:07 PM
To: Fanfic Mailing List

On Mon, 22 Sep 1997, R. D. Beaubien wrote:

And the Prisoner, though *I* think it's pretty obvious (if you never seen
the show though....). Plus some other stuff, including me having the
sinking feeling that Magical Knight Rayearth is in there....:P

Nope.  There is no Magical Knight Rayearth, unless it is completely
subconscious on my part.
. 
As for the story itself, well I can say one thing after using over 7 hours
of on line time to read it. Yes Biles is really part of the conspiracy to
turn people into Hiyama Hikaru fan's. He has joined with the makers of
Shin KOR to makes us all love Hikaru. Resits this...Ayukawa Madoka is the
true KOR goddess, bow down to Tsuru-san...

I was a Hikaru fan before the Shin KOR movie, but it certainly didn't hurt
:)


Or maybe it's the fact it needed more Goto-san, of the fact that
Madoka-san....^^

Heh.
 
A couple of solid points of C&C though...You might wanna rethink the use
of Naru in this fic. This may tip your hand as to some of the directions
your taking in Sailor Z though some people may have read into this.

Well, it's part of the continuity, so it's hard not to spoil, although I
think anything you'd get from Shiva we've already revealed in Z.

John Walter Biles :  MA-History, Ph.D Wannabe at U. Kansas         
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      It sought to scour him to ash, but he would not burn.  It tried to 
crush him, but he would not be broken.  It tried to blow him away, but he 
would not move.  He locked his mind around it and struck back with his 
anger, binding it with the power within himself.  He had gone beyond 
rage, into the calm at the heart of the hurricane of his anger.  By 
turning his anger outward, he mastered it, and now he did the same for 
the power.

                                   --from 'Power', the first third of my
unfinished story, 'Parallel Lives'.