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RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - 'thul - Feb-07-2012
yup, yup, yup, yup and yup.
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - Selene - Feb-07-2012
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - 'thul - Feb-07-2012
ok, not a quote, but still...
Who was obsessed over a dead flounder?
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - fool-ish - Feb-07-2012
Nighteyes? He was the first one that popped into my head as he'd like his flounder to be floundering about when he caught it for his tea.
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - 'thul - Feb-07-2012
It was not Nighteyes, no. A logical candidate, but not the right one.
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - Selene - Feb-07-2012
Is it Paragon?
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - 'thul - Feb-07-2012
That would be correct. He can be so charming at times.
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - fool-ish - Feb-07-2012
Selene, you are too good!
Nighteyes would have grumbled and gone on with himself about a dead flounder though 
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - 'thul - Feb-07-2012
There should be a bit of intuition involved here... 'thul are currently in the middle of a LST/RWC re-read, so logically events from the assassin/TM series wont be as common. (of course, 'thul might throw one or two in just to muddle your guesses...)
Nighteyes, lacking hands, would not play with a dead flounder the way paragon would.
RE: RotE quote game...(spoilers all books) - fool-ish - Feb-08-2012
I wasn't aware that you were reading LST until after I'd posted my answer
I'll be sure to use a bit of intuition in future...well, maybe