LMB Quote Game

[voralfred]

I'm not as fluent in croatian as EPS, but indeed yes, RK, welcome to the EU
(whatever this is worth...) !

[Caroline Tredez]

Same here, welcome

As for the quote, book = Paladin of Souls, man = Arhys dy Lutez, thinker = Ista dy Chalion, if memory serves.

[Reede Kullervo]

Thank you very much ).
Republika Hrvatska or simple Hrvatska is very happy.
I was on main Zagreb's square on the night of ceremony ).
Next day, in honour of first EU day, all museums had free entrance, and there were lots of tourists looking on some fine exbitions ).

Same here, welcome

As for the quote, book = Paladin of Souls, man = Arhys dy Lutez, thinker = Ista dy Chalion, if memory serves.

Caroline, Sherlock, and next qoute ).

[voralfred]

Caroline, yoo hoo ???
I have been a bit on and off...
If Caroline does not post a new quote soon, (another week from now, let's say) would anyone like to post?

[Caroline Tredez]

Sorry for the delay I can't even find a good excuse : sheer procrastination.

Next quote, then :

I was tired of being no one.

Who's talking, and to who ?

[SPetty]

Just a random guess, but Passage, Crane talking to Dag about why he left after his farmer wife died?

[Caroline Tredez]

Not a bad guess, but still not the right one. But I'll seize the occasion for a hint : like Crane, the speaker fell at least temporarily in the "bad guys" category (although nowhere near as low).

[Caroline Tredez]

A little hint : the talker only appears in that book.
This week-end, I can access my books again, and I'll add a little to the quote if it is not found out yet.

[SPetty]

Next guess with no research to back it up:

Book: Ethan of Athos
Speaker: Terrence C
To Whom: Ethan, and Quinn maybe?

[SPetty]

Actually, it might be Bel Thorne in Diplomatic Immunity to Miles.

It's a pretty versatile quote, isn't it?

[Caroline Tredez]

Nope, neither Bel, nor Ethan, nor Terrence, nor Quinn, nor Miles... but one of them was present, and the talker was from the same nation as another one of them ^^ Sorry for the delay in the hint, but I got a lot on my plate this week-end.

[SPetty]

At least I'm guessing in the right set of books now.

Metzov to... hmm. I would have said Miles or Gregor. Doesn't really sound like Metzov, either. Alas, my copy of Young Miles is not where it's supposed to be, so I can't check.

I admit, I'm having a more difficult time coming up with alternate guesses. Maybe Tej's grandmother to Ivan, except she didn't talk to Ivan much.

[SPetty]

On the other hand, my copy of Miles, Mystery and Mayhem is available, though I wouldn't have classified Terrence C as Cetagandan (created by the Cetagandans, yes. I didn't get the impression that the general going after him thought of him as anything but an experiment gone wrong).

Speaker: Yenaro
Book: Cetaganda, after the asterzine incident
Listeners: Miles and Ivan

[Caroline Tredez]

You have it, of course :p I'll go update the sherlock thread, you have the next quote.

[SPetty]

Next quote, in a similar vein to the last one:

"I'm tired of being alone."

Book?
Speaker?
Where does the speaker feel alone?

[SPetty]

Next quote, in a similar vein to the last one:

"I'm tired of being alone."

Book?
Speaker?
Where does the speaker feel alone?

First hint: It's not in any of the books I guessed for Caroline's last quote.

[SPetty]

Hint 2: the person appears in one other book, in a different place from this book.

[Reede Kullervo]

Nicol?
I suppose the book is The Labyrinth, place where is Nicol alone is Jackson's Whole ).

[SPetty]

That's exactly it, Reede! Your Sherlock, and next quote!

[Reede Kullervo]

"More of a fool"

Book?
Who told that?
To whom?

[E Pericoloso Sporgersi]

"More of a fool"

Book? The Vor Game
Who told that? Simon (talking about general Metzov)
To whom? Aral

[Reede Kullervo]

No.
I look up the whole conversation, not near this quote ).

[Reede Kullervo]

"More of a fool," he murmured to the swish of her retreating skirts.

[Caroline Tredez]

Caz to Betriz after rejecting her "for her good" ?

[E Pericoloso Sporgersi]

"More of a fool," he murmured to the swish of her retreating skirts.

Book? Mirror Dance
Who told that? Mark
To whom? to himself (Cordelia can't hear his murmur)