>>(oops - posted in the wrong conference... can you move it for me?)
>
>Sadly, I can't merge the three(!) Appendix threads we end up with as a
>result, but yes, I can. :)
>
Sorry - there were -zero- when I started...

>>I think I've finally realized the think I like best about your stories
>>- you know where you want them to go when you start them, but you're
>>not afraid to let them evolve and go in totally different directions
>>when they want to.
>
>Well, sometimes I'm afraid to, but I usually convince myself to
>go with it anyway. As I said in the Appendix annotations, things
>often just sort of come to a grinding halt if I fight them too much,
>anyway...
>
As to being afraid of letting the story just go where it wants, there has to be a Yodaism in there somewhere, but it's just not coming...

>Glad you liked it. :)
>
So am I - it had potential to be a real huge downer, but it ended up on a light-enough note that it wasn't. In fact, had we not known that G was ending up in an alternate universe, we might even have the level of hope that Tali has in the end. Either way, we know she's likely to still be around in 2388, and I'm sure she'll try and contact him, unless she's afraid he doesn't want her to after all these years...

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[...] in order to be a realist you must believe in miracles.
-- David Ben Gurion
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