Philip Hart <philiph at SLAC.Stanford.EDU> writes: > It seems to me that I'm rereading Book One of The Viscount > of Adrilankha, aka TPotD. So what happens after chapter > 17, when Book Two is announced? You're rereading *volume* one. We'll call that a typo on the fancy title page. > On page 31, "SB" complains about Paarfi referring to a > "two-story stone bungalow", which my dictionary calls "a > small house or cottage, usually with one or one and a half > stories". Whatever that means. So does this reflect more > on "SB"? 1.5 < 2, though I'm not too sure what a half floor looks like. Could this be one of those houses in three sections, one above another, with the third halfway between? > In Morrolan's dream (pg 44), he sees a fish with jewels for > eyes (green and red) - are these the e'Drien colors? That was my thought too when I read it. I haven't gotten around to verifying it yet (I'm not sure we've even seen the e'Drien colors). > Chapters 2 and 5-7 - Arra starts referring to M. as > "milord" in Chapter 5 (though not "Lord Morrolan"). Why is > this? Why does Lady Teldra do the same? Arra certainly > isn't part of the Empire, and T hardly more so. "Milord" and "milady" are generic polite terms for addressing the nobility. Used quite a lot in that sort of society (though maybe not in the East). Just be glad Brust didn't actually *name* someone "Milord". --KG