--- Paul Tram <pivot@crystaltokyo.com> wrote:

Belldandy stared down at her food for a minute, then
brought her eyes
back up to look at Urd.  "Does he know you're a
goddess?  If he can see
auras, he should be able to figure it out.  If he
was here, he could
probably sense the same thing about Skuld and I."

Skuld and I => Skuld and me.

Are you sure?  Since Belldandy seems to be more the proper type, I
would think that she would say "Skuld and I" rather than "Skuld and
me".

In this case, 'Skuld and me' is correct.  'Me' is an object pronoun while 'I' is a subject pronoun.  Since the phrase in question is the object of the preposition 'about', you should use 'me'.

Rule of thumb: if you can replace the phrase with 'us' use ' . . . and me'; if you can replace it with 'we' use ' . . . and I'.  I have to think about this one myself or I wind up using ' . . . and I' where ' . . . and me' is appropriate.

Defender of the Light
Elite Mage
junior member of the Inner Circle of the Mages Council

Contrary to popular opinion, magic and science do mix.

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