Monolithic0117

Cake.

There are nine named knights: Areldur, Avita, Brellin, Carodus, Geimund, Gukimir, Lathon, Thedret, and Turrianus.

Filipino Convicts. What, you Very interesting. --------------- Crime.

Thriller.

Isolde* [There are several variations of this name - Isoude, Isolde, Iseult, Yseult, etc.] -------------- Archetype.

Iseult.

28 years old, hitting 29 soon. I see that makes me older than 72.16% of the people here (not counting 26-27) :biggrin: .

Les Misérables by Victor Hugo. Only a hundred or so pages left, so I'm almost finished. http://library.duke.edu/exhibits/pivotal-books/images/les-miserables.jpg

Galahad.

Snake.

Cutscene.

EDIT: Double post

Disney.

Bollywood.

Classic: Diablo [For it's beautiful graphics (at it's time) and great, addictive gameplay] Modern: BioShock [For it's incredible story and immersive gameplay]

Movies.

Reasonably sure. Since Lucien wasn't aware of the visit of the BH, he wouldn't have had time to set up a decoy and escape Applewatch. And the BH are experts, they would have found out if it was a decoy.

I've never felt guilt while playing Fallout 3 (or any game, for that matter). It was quite straightforward: on my first save, I was a goodie two-shoes, on my second save, I was a blackguard. I played both of them at intervals, for example, doing a quest the good way on my first save, doing the same quest the bad way on my second save. Between the two extremes, I preferred being good because of the advantages, but I didn't feel guilty when I chose all the evil options in quests. Both were quite amusing, but the Evil path was most fun for me, it gave more freedom.