Yeah, the title was bugging me too. I guess a hole is a hole, either way.


And on that note, I bet Amaranth has done it in the ear.

Violet will probably totally act disgusted about it, but then get herself off to it later.

I liked Missy, in an odd sort of way. She was just SO dumb and oblivious. Id be like Marlot and make a game out of how long I could be outrageously sarcastic to her before she noticed.

Also, she teaches us a Valuable Lesson about judging people on first appearances: the pleasingly straight forward, sex positive, seemingly quirky chick can be just as much of a worthless, neurotic moron as most women are. It's wrong to jump to silly conclusions and start treating any given woman as a real person too early on.

Violet's circular logic when it comes to justifying her perusal of other people's minds is flimsy at best, but then again I guess if I had that talent I'd probably want to browse through people's minds to dig up all the gossip.  It just seems kind of like a recipe for disaster, or at least something that could come back to bite her in the ass later.  You've got a dorm of sexually curious freshman and then one of them has the ability to read minds and let you know if the person you're crushing on feels the same back to you.  Sure she's a bit weird, but I can really see people trying to break down her door, so to speak, to find out who's hot for them.  I mean the only thing stopping her is her already suspect moral code.

I'm sure granny Blaise is going to love hearing about Mack's pansexuality.  Should make for some interesting reading for Amy when the next letters come in.  I mean you've got the most conservative character in the story thus far sending letters to be read by a character who is the most liberal by the very design of her being.  I give it a week before Amy snaps.  Should be interesting, nonetheless.  I mean she's a holy being so you'd think Granny would approve of her doing her holy work, but she's also a dirty, dirty sexual being.

Have they said how Granny feels about nymphs yet?

I just wonder with Violet being the way she is what's going to happen if she inadvertently runs across Mack.  I also kind of wonder which story it will be in first.  It sounds like Violet doesn't really have the necessary training to keep her mind out of an infernal mind.

Might also be interesting to see what happens if she's around both Amy and Mack... having he mind touch a divine and infernal mind at the same time.

I don't know. Dee, while she may not have Violet's raw talent, certainly has been trained in the subtle arts throughout her life, and she's quite cautious about not touching Mackenzie's mind unprepared. As such, I'd say that brushing up against it might be fine for Violet, but that actually looking into the pit is probably still a bad idea, even for her.

Also, I LOL'd at today's MOAR subtitle. It would have been even better had she somehow worked that into the story itself.

I figured Iason was entirely in character... And Jamie was being a bit of an idiot, to be honest.

Kai will fuck somebody up, apparently.

And likes romances.

Though sometimes I get bored with Mack.  Seriously.  There's only so much rolling over.

--fje

Not much is known about her. Jamie is convinced she lied about some things during the introduction on the floor meeting, and he suspects that she is half dark-elf, half human, which is an unlikely and somewhat controversial mix. Not quite at Mackenzie's half-demon, half human level, but close.

And yes, Prof. Hart rocks. He's kinda similar to Dee in many aspects, except without her total dedication to politeness: he's smart, knows how to get his point across while being deceptively understated, and the snark is strong in him.