King’s Quest VI RESPONSE

King’s Quest VI takes place in a medieval-fatansical setting, therefore Alexander’s rhetoric is far more sophisticated than other games we’ve looked at. The rhetoric, accompanied by animations and voice-acting creates a very immersive atmosphere. Having the power to interact with different characters who have scripted dialogue, it’s very easy for the player to fill Alexander’sContinue reading “King’s Quest VI RESPONSE”

City of Brass Response

City of Brass is hands down my favorite reading of the semester. Deduced from my own world-building project, I’ve always been passionate about Egyptian fantasy and magic. The fact that Nahri comes from a line of ancient healers just adds to my enthusiasm for my book, for I’m personally exploring healing techniques like reflexology andContinue reading “City of Brass Response”

Twilight Reading Response

Back when I read religiously, high-fantasy adventure interested me more than romance or slice-of-life. As I’ve aged, I fell for vampires just as everyone else. Reading Twilight for the first time, I feel I’ve fulfilled a small fraction of my childhood that had otherwise been empty. I was surprised at how slow the first threeContinue reading “Twilight Reading Response”

[Planet Blath] Word building Project Final

History Heka is the underlying force of the visible and indivisible world. While heka can be described to be the magical source the creator used in making the world, he is also the personification of magic itself. Heka is the power that makes balance, harmony, and every other concept or aspect of life possible. UnlikeContinue reading “[Planet Blath] Word building Project Final”

Children of Blood and Bone Reading Response

Children of Blood and Bone is definitely a title that would’ve grabbed my eye in middle school. Despite its popularity, I’ve only now heard of this story. I loved the wisdom and nurturing personality of Mama Agba. I loved the origin story of the white-haired maji and their relationship with the gods, but I’m stillContinue reading “Children of Blood and Bone Reading Response”

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