12.01.2006
Threnody the BE-SERKER
Mr. Koppel, I DO have some strong opinions about lycanthropes, it is true. As can be seen by my reaction, I think. I am no just-talk-talker, sir, but the walk - well, I am one who walks it.
Another think I have a strong opinion about is gender, and specifically that of me, and the word usage associated therein. Now, I'm not sure what kind of strange gnomish culture you come from, but it's my understanding that this Human language we are speaking has different words to refer to males and females by title. Specifically, when you address me as Mr. Threnody, I become confused - because:
a) I am female, and Mr. indicates the male gender
b) Mr. to me is generally used with a last name, or at least the patronymic - and Threnody is NOT my family name. If you are more comfortable with titles and formality, I would suggest referring to me as "Nauromanar", or "Amonaha", the two titles I received before fleeing my past - or rather, the two titles which I still feel a claim or kinship to.
But I'd prefer it if you called me "Threnody" or "Thren".
Another think I have a strong opinion about is gender, and specifically that of me, and the word usage associated therein. Now, I'm not sure what kind of strange gnomish culture you come from, but it's my understanding that this Human language we are speaking has different words to refer to males and females by title. Specifically, when you address me as Mr. Threnody, I become confused - because:
a) I am female, and Mr. indicates the male gender
b) Mr. to me is generally used with a last name, or at least the patronymic - and Threnody is NOT my family name. If you are more comfortable with titles and formality, I would suggest referring to me as "Nauromanar", or "Amonaha", the two titles I received before fleeing my past - or rather, the two titles which I still feel a claim or kinship to.
But I'd prefer it if you called me "Threnody" or "Thren".
