People have gone fucking batshit
But it’s wayyyy different than the 100.
I saw this in the theater when I was maybe 5 years old (or a year either side) and remember absolutely bawling at the end, but haven’t been able to find out what movie it was for 25 years now!
It’s NOT Bridge to Terabithia (google’s best suggestion)
Who do you think would get eaten first?
Who do you think would go crazy first?
Who do you think would be considered the leader the quickest?
For the sake of the creativity, production can't be answers. We can include Wells. No Chris Harrison. And fishing, eating animals isn't an option.
One character is trying to remember a song the whole movie, maybe whistling the tune, but he cant get it until the last scene of the film when he finally remembers it. I think its the young con artists who cant remember it.
I also remember a scene where some fat guy was trying to con the senior con artists with a fake check or something and the senior con artists figured it out - im pretty sure it was a short 5 minute scene just to show the relationship of the characters.
Rarnak Gruntfallow carefully touched up his ceremonial red face paint. His tears had made it run.
Preparations for the ritual had brought back emotions that Rarnak had not had the opportunity to process. He had not been able to properly grieve his second cousin once removed and the raw emotions lay just beneath the surface of the calm waters of his mind.
He was about to deal in powerful magicks and it would not do for him to become emotional. He had to push them back down under the water. Soon the time of his catharsis would come. Soon his second cousin once removed's murder would be avenged, and at that time he could howl and cry in the overwhelming grief he was owed.
Now, however, now he needed a tranquil mind.
Rarnak did not reach his current level of magical aptitude by having less than mastery of his own thoughts. With his face paint now fixed he was ready to begin.
The 'ritual chamber', such as it was, was in a wet cave system not far from where Rarnak's army made camp for the night. Rarnak made a circle in the center of the most wide open cavern using the impure raw salt the goblins used to cure meat. The last four stubs of his elf-tallow candles were burning dimly. It was the bare minimum necessary to perform the ritual but Rarnak wasn't looking to impress anyone.
At the center of the circle, its four limbs stretched out and bound with leather strips to iron poles hammered into the rock, was a squealing, squirming, goblin. It pleaded and threatened and spat and cried and snot dribbled from its pointy nose.
Rarnak felt a twinge of pity for the poor wretch. He would have preferred not to have to kill it, but he had not chosen the parameters of the spell. He would expend every resources, every life necessary, to avenge his second cousin once removed.
When the warriors returned from the failed siege of Nalk Baland they did so with stories of his relative's heartbreaking death. According to the orcs he had been killed by a yellow monster from another dimension. Rarnak had been forced to steal the memory from the war chief's mind and then eat it.
Now having memory of the event as clear as if he had been there Rarnak gained a little more insight into what happe
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It seems kind of unusual that a plane carrying British schoolboys would be over the South Pacific. I mean, if they were being evacuated from a war, wouldn't they have been taken to other safe locations in the UK, Europe, or possibly the U.S.?
I created these in Y10 and saved me a shit load of time making essay plans now.
Ignore the retarded annotations. Sorry the formatting is fucked.
The gun was fine before Release the Wolves became toggle-able. Sure, it wasn't performing well in PvE but in your hubris you neutered PvP. There have been changes upon changes to try to reign the gun in, except just going back to the way it was. The worst part is that you *still* don't see it that much in PvE.
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