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OMG that reminds me-- wolves being the most overused shifter |
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Bear Claw said:
I haven't heard the name "Wolves of the Beyond" in years- that made me a wolfaboo for the longest time and i cringe
I hated it lol. I was raised on Julie of the Wolves and Julie's Wolf Pack, so when I read Wolves of Beyond it was just too freaky for me. |
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Red Queen said:
Bear Claw said:
I haven't heard the name "Wolves of the Beyond" in years- that made me a wolfaboo for the longest time and i cringe
I hated it lol. I was raised on Julie of the Wolves and Julie's Wolf Pack, so when I read Wolves of Beyond it was just too freaky for me.
I went back to it and Ga'Hoole a few years ago and that writing just wasn't as good as i remember it?? Faolon was a Mary Sue because he always did what was right, and killed a cougar as a yearling, and everyone either loved or hated him because they were conveniently evil. My favorite wolf story is White Fang just because of how flow-y the writing is and how it (mostly) has accurate wolf behavior |
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Sleepless Nights said:
OMG that reminds me-- wolves being the most overused shifter
Gahhhh I know. I hate that. |
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Bear Claw said:
Red Queen said:
Bear Claw said:
I haven't heard the name "Wolves of the Beyond" in years- that made me a wolfaboo for the longest time and i cringe
I hated it lol. I was raised on Julie of the Wolves and Julie's Wolf Pack, so when I read Wolves of Beyond it was just too freaky for me.
I went back to it and Ga'Hoole a few years ago and that writing just wasn't as good as i remember it?? Faolon was a Mary Sue because he always did what was right, and killed a cougar as a yearling, and everyone either loved or hated him because they were conveniently evil. My favorite wolf story is White Fang just because of how flow-y the writing is and how it (mostly) has accurate wolf behavior
I really liked Call of the Wild by Jack London. White Fang was good too but Buck was just such a sweet protagonist. I cry everytime. |
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Bear Claw said:
Red Queen said:
Bear Claw said:
I haven't heard the name "Wolves of the Beyond" in years- that made me a wolfaboo for the longest time and i cringe
I hated it lol. I was raised on Julie of the Wolves and Julie's Wolf Pack, so when I read Wolves of Beyond it was just too freaky for me.
I went back to it and Ga'Hoole a few years ago and that writing just wasn't as good as i remember it?? Faolon was a Mary Sue because he always did what was right, and killed a cougar as a yearling, and everyone either loved or hated him because they were conveniently evil. My favorite wolf story is White Fang just because of how flow-y the writing is and how it (mostly) has accurate wolf behavior
Faolon being a Mary Sue never particularly bothered younger me, but it sure bothers current me.
I also never really cared about the realism of the animal novels I would read. But the cougar thing was just... no. |
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Ooh, I have a heron shifter but I've never used her in rps. I've always seen wolf shifters though, at least three in every shifter rp unless theres a rule of everyone being different |
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~Shadow Hunters~ said:
Ooh, I have a heron shifter but I've never used her in rps. I've always seen wolf shifters though, at least three in every shifter rp unless theres a rule of everyone being different
To be fair, this website is a Wolf Sim lol |
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hmm, maybe for my next shifter RP wolves will be banned because we'Re spEciAl hEre @Red Queen The Call of the Wild made me so sad when all the dogs fell through the ice. that's the one scene that's always stuck with me- |
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i mean it also ties into wolves being the most commonly liked animal,, and i don't like shifter RP's but if i ever hosted one i'd literally make a rule for no wolf shifters |
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