G’narsh
The Troll, The Myth, The Legend
by
Kevin Stillwater
chapter 1
# # # Prelude # # #
page 4
Of course, so far, I have merely provided the
roughest of outlines. But even then, if you have 20, 50, or, yes,
even 1,000 discs in your player, your machine will have no problem
automatically selecting the appropriate ambience, feel, and images from
your library. But what if you’re running a GI six-pack? The
easiest solution would be to tag an outside call and enable an
import. But I do not want to pay any royalties (and likely,
neither do you), so I will not tag any calls explicitly nor even leave
a hot link dangling -- rather, I will simply insure that any
calls I had thought about making are conspicuously highlighted (((as
calls I had thought about making, but ultimately did not -- a subtle
but important distinction))).
For example, I
am not a Trekker, so I do not know for sure if the reference is
relevant or even accurate, but I imagine that it might be. (And
in the end, your player knows of your preferences -- and what you enjoy
-- far better than I). But if you have all the original Sp@ce
Tr#k episodes along with all the sequels and spin-offs loaded into your
player, then it might be appropriate to imagine G’narsh as a Klang’n of
sorts. If you are familiar with their language, you may wish to
incorporate appropriate Klang’n words into his speech and when
appropriate into the dialog of others. And then again, if you are
not into Sp@ce Tr#k, and therefore not a Trekker, not to worry.
Nothing is lost. There is no need to search out the reference for
I will provide others.