The Second Book
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Table of Contents
Book III 14 - 15 - 16 - 17
Chapter 14 - the cove (a little earlier)
The Celaphopod lives by
the beach, which of course means, you have to drive down a harrowing
mountain road from his house to get there. And after a trip like
that, the gang felt it was best to spend another day at the
beach. “Yippies!” a certain young drag-goon may have been heard to squeal in delight at the news.
Chapter 15 - Will Write for Food
Truthfully, I will... as long as said food is served on a silver
platter that I get to keep... or it's Lam Chowsees. I love that
Lam Chowsees.
Chapter 16 - H'wy
Hw'y is one of the gods of old. And his dominion is safe travel,
so it was only a matter of time before Ruby ran across one of his
shrines. Oh, and Crazy George picks up a Disgruntled Thrall
concert T-Shirt during their visit. Not that that's important to the plot, but I get paid by the plug, so it is to me.
Chapter 17 - Verde Grun
Verde is a dear sweet friend. In the Elvin, his name means -- and
follow along with me closely here, because this part is tricky --
“Verde Grun.” Get it? What a joke? In the Elvin, his
name means Verde Grun because that's his Elvin name. What?
Not funny? Fine. Don't laugh. But just to prove I
don't hold a grudge, I'll tell you what his name really means: ‘Deep
Green', ‘Very Green', or something like that. Really, who
knows? I suppose them Elves know. But they're not saying --
or at least, they're not here to say, which is the important
part. Anyway, whatever his name means, he's a T'Ree -- as in an
honest to goodness T'Ree -- which might just sort of explain his
militant environmentalism.
Disgruntaled Thrall plays Shove, a less Elvin variant of the musical style known as Push. Listen to Celli sing and you, too, will be Pushing and Shoving for the door.