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| Unreg. Mutant Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Tyne and Wear
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| Re: Best Discworld story arc? I thought the best story arc was Small Gods. The philosophers made me laugh, as did the small fisherman trying to sell fish to the generals as they invade Om not to mention the mad hermit in the desert. But I pretty much like all of Terry Pratchett's stuff (including the Diggers series & The Carpet People). |
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| Riftsound resident Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Norway
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| Re: Best Discworld story arc? (spoilers) I think Men at Arms has the best story, except for the ending, where Angua was practically resurrected. I know about werewolves and silver arrows, but the way TP described her being shot, was meant to have us think this was the end to her. Other great stories are The Fifth Elephant, Mort and Carpe Jugulum. |
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| Seeker of wisdom Join Date: Dec 2004
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| Re: Best Discworld story arc? Because of belief. We all believe that werewolvs can only be killed by silver (IIRC), and TP made it certain we knew the bullets were lead, not silver. Therefore, we should have realised that Angua was not dead... ![]() Although I like it how TP describes trolls as a silicaceous (sp?) species, and that the slight heating effect makes their brains overheat... |
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| Scottish Roman Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Perth and Kinross
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| Re: Best Discworld story arc? Gotta admit, I love the Watch and Sam Vimes as a diplomat ("You told him that if the troops were not withdrawn then he, the ambassador, would be going home in an ambulance"). Don't read them in public, though. |
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| resident pedantissimo | Re: Best Discworld story arc? Quote:
Occasionally breaking up in unrestrained laughter for no immediately obvious reason can have a very salutary effect on social interactions. | |
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