I mean. they could have just said "satyrs" without specifying where they're from. like. what is that detail adding to the sentence.
I mean, don't ask me. I'm perfectly in agreement that you don't get satyrs in children's movies apart apparently from Disney's Hercules, which is a film that I find adorable in its naivety regarding greek myth
literally all of Greek mythology: not appropriate for children Disney's Hercules, a children's movie: ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
Huh that makes sense. It's been a long-ass time since I read the books but it seems like what Lewis would do.
The Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus book series is targeted towards kids, so, if there were a movie or two adapted from that, it might count.
No there isn't. Spoiler: For those with unreality issues There are two movies about it but they suck and the fandom pretends they don't exist.
i'm guessing that the author may have at one point read the phrase "reeling with pleasure," decided they too would use it, but then fucked it up by changing it to "reels of pleasure."
ah, the ol' turning-a-participle-into-a-noun-and-completely-destroying-the-original-meaning gimmick. works every time!
*reads an Arranged Marriage/Royalty AU* *... considers authoring a guidebook; working title The Complete Idiot's Guide to Not Starting an International Incident*
I mean, I'd read it. The only time I tried to write anything approaching diplomacy was a lead-up to Mycroft Holmes and Saruman fucking and that was quite hard enough.
Chapter 1: Not Swearing or Threatening Bodily Harm on Members of a Foreign Court During a State Dinner Chapter 2: Not Physically Assaulting a Foreign Sovereign's Offspring While Visiting Their Home