[LMB] (news& chat) TSK #3 update

[Laura Gallagher]

> > To me, passage denotes in effect a funneling situation of going through
> > something and experiencing something, rather than going about a
> > landscape with a lot of open territory that doesn't -force- one to a
> > particular path or set of specific alternative paths,

Dorian wrote:
> To me, "passage" mostly resonates along "rite of passage" or "passing from
> one life-stage to another" lines.  So if that suits what's going to be in
> book 3, I think it would work very well.

The idea it gives to me is a dual meaning - passage as the journey,
and passage as the changes they will undergo.  After all, beguilement
and legacy both resonated on many levels, I expect this will too.
Sounds delightful.

Laura Gallagher