Many of us have lauded Ms. Wurts' writing ability, and how her vocabulary occasionally requires the reader to consult Mr. Roget's big book of words. For me, I have always felt when reading that she reaches into my brain, and pulls me into the story, so it feels like I am a specter floating above what is happening. Sometimes I am so carried away by the beauty of her prose, at a particularly beautiful passage, that I read it over and over before moving on.
Therefore, this thread is dedicated to finding and posting those parts of her books, no matter the series, that you find exceptional, and for whatever reason. It can be transcendant beauty, scintillating dialogue, grand description, or humour. Whatever you like, and why. The only rules are that:
1. After showing the passage, you must identify the book and location, so as to give a proper citation;
2. You must say why you think the passage is your favourite, and really give reasons; and
3. You can have more than one favourite, but you can't post them together.
Simple enough? I won't go first, as I don't want to influence anyone with my choices (yes, I have more than one favourite, for different reasons). If no one posts anything (though I suspect Grimward has one a-waitin'. Decisions, decisions) in a few days, I'll hop in with my own.
Therefore, this thread is dedicated to finding and posting those parts of her books, no matter the series, that you find exceptional, and for whatever reason. It can be transcendant beauty, scintillating dialogue, grand description, or humour. Whatever you like, and why. The only rules are that:
1. After showing the passage, you must identify the book and location, so as to give a proper citation;
2. You must say why you think the passage is your favourite, and really give reasons; and
3. You can have more than one favourite, but you can't post them together.
Simple enough? I won't go first, as I don't want to influence anyone with my choices (yes, I have more than one favourite, for different reasons). If no one posts anything (though I suspect Grimward has one a-waitin'. Decisions, decisions) in a few days, I'll hop in with my own.
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