Yay! Excellent. I love the way you write. You seem to get so attached to the characters and the emotions, really feeling it with them. It comes across so well in your commentary.
Smell for me is all about Mal. That pheromone charged scent of male sweat (the good kind) and there’d be gun oil, because we know he takes care of his guns, but most of all, that wonderful smell of leather that smells like nothing else… mmmmm Mal.
Heeeeeeh. That's so such an excellent point. And stated in such an amusing way too. *g*
I'll admit to being one of those people who does associated Inara with smell. She strikes me as someone that would stand out on Serenity, looking all shiny and pretty and smelling really good.
But your argument for Mal is so well stated.
Thank you so much for doing this! I read your post from earlier (though it has since seemed to have disapeared?), and I want to make sure you know that I adore you, and that I love reading your commentaries, and if you ever stop writing, I'll hussle over to Ontario and chain you to something... like your computer, for instance.
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Date: 2006-10-17 10:38 pm (UTC)Smell for me is all about Mal. That pheromone charged scent of male sweat (the good kind) and there’d be gun oil, because we know he takes care of his guns, but most of all, that wonderful smell of leather that smells like nothing else… mmmmm Mal.
Heeeeeeh. That's so such an excellent point. And stated in such an amusing way too. *g*
I'll admit to being one of those people who does associated Inara with smell. She strikes me as someone that would stand out on Serenity, looking all shiny and pretty and smelling really good.
But your argument for Mal is so well stated.
Thank you so much for doing this! I read your post from earlier (though it has since seemed to have disapeared?), and I want to make sure you know that I adore you, and that I love reading your commentaries, and if you ever stop writing, I'll hussle over to Ontario and chain you to something... like your computer, for instance.