David Gaider
Lead Writer
Joined: 17 Oct 2001
From: Edmonton, AB
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 Posted: Wednesday, 26 May 2004 01:48AM
Quote: Posted 05/26/04 01:10:50 (GMT) by Aria_Leonsbane
If it's all just a matter of what Mr. Gaider and his minions
Minions? I have minions? Actually, it's James Ohlen who has minions... of which I am one.
I wouldn't mind having minions. If anyone wishes to volunteer, I promise to keep you warm and well-fed... though only so long as no ideas of "random betrayal" cross through your little henchman brain. 
Quote: And don't even get me started on that prig Anomen... grr. He was an embarrassment to whoever wrote him.
I wrote him. And I am not embarassed by that romance in the slightest. I only wish we had identified him as a romance lead before the rest of his dialogue had been written... had I known, I would have softened him so he was more appealing. Once you get past that initial part, however, he changes considerably... and most of the women I've spoken to who have gone through it all enjoyed it very much.
I can understand why you might have disliked him enough to begin with not to continue, though. But embarassed? Nope.
Quote: Hm. Now that I think about it, one never had the option of being betrayed by a male romantic interest, did one? That could be (slightly) more fun than the average betrayal. Right, Mr. Gaider? Riiiiight? 
Hmmm. Maybe. I prefer to write something we haven't tried before, that's for certain, and I'm definitely getting the chance now.
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Zevran: "Hello my stocky little friend!"
Oghren: "Huh. You got small breasts for a gal."
Zevran: "Ah. This is where we begin the typical dwarven/elven rivalry, is it?"
Oghren: "Nahhh."
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