She is. And she actually has the balls to say that Chatham looks "way stuck up".
"No, I don't remember the guy only mentioned once, but I also don't remember if this series is placed two hundred years in the future."
The only time he was brought up in Marked was during the school's ritual summoning of the five elements. He read "She Walks in Beauty" while Neferet danced and Shaunee and Erin told who he was and openly admitted they only took his class to drool over him. Classy.
"Who, the vampire poet laureate? Because the only reason he'd be the only poet laureate in 200 years, considering apparently every significant figure in human history is, in fact, a vampire, must be strictly because all the vampires are misandrists. Well, obviously they are, but still."
That's pretty much it. I ranted about it before, but in this world's vampire society, men are seen as "consorts and protectors". So no one bats an eye that a man is the fencing teacher, but a poetry teacher is weeeeird, yo? I suspect that this is also why Erik is treated as a trophy for his success in the theater.
"*explodes* (^^see how controlled that was? It just killed me dead, just soes you know)"
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Date: 2011-04-27 02:27 pm (UTC)She is. And she actually has the balls to say that Chatham looks "way stuck up".
"No, I don't remember the guy only mentioned once, but I also don't remember if this series is placed two hundred years in the future."
The only time he was brought up in Marked was during the school's ritual summoning of the five elements. He read "She Walks in Beauty" while Neferet danced and Shaunee and Erin told who he was and openly admitted they only took his class to drool over him. Classy.
"Who, the vampire poet laureate? Because the only reason he'd be the only poet laureate in 200 years, considering apparently every significant figure in human history is, in fact, a vampire, must be strictly because all the vampires are misandrists. Well, obviously they are, but still."
That's pretty much it. I ranted about it before, but in this world's vampire society, men are seen as "consorts and protectors". So no one bats an eye that a man is the fencing teacher, but a poetry teacher is weeeeird, yo? I suspect that this is also why Erik is treated as a trophy for his success in the theater.
"*explodes* (^^see how controlled that was? It just killed me dead, just soes you know)"
Aw! *hugs ashes* Are you feeling better?