WackyMeetsPractical wrote:Gulliver's got a new letter up. He seems to have noticed me. He still doesn't seem to understand his current situation. He still thinks his family is out there waiting for his return. In the meanwhile, he and Silver seem to be taking in the sights of Tokyo. They appear to be quite comfortable. Gulliver may be beginning to understand that there might've been some time travel involved in his journey.
Sicon112 wrote:WackyMeetsPractical wrote:Gulliver's got a new letter up. He seems to have noticed me. He still doesn't seem to understand his current situation. He still thinks his family is out there waiting for his return. In the meanwhile, he and Silver seem to be taking in the sights of Tokyo. They appear to be quite comfortable. Gulliver may be beginning to understand that there might've been some time travel involved in his journey.
Trust me, he's used to it. He will probably acclimate to the idea of this whole thing faster than most. Once he realizes what's going on, more or less, we can start feeding him bits of info as we have the other characters.
Victin wrote:Sicon112 wrote:WackyMeetsPractical wrote:Gulliver's got a new letter up. He seems to have noticed me. He still doesn't seem to understand his current situation. He still thinks his family is out there waiting for his return. In the meanwhile, he and Silver seem to be taking in the sights of Tokyo. They appear to be quite comfortable. Gulliver may be beginning to understand that there might've been some time travel involved in his journey.
Trust me, he's used to it. He will probably acclimate to the idea of this whole thing faster than most. Once he realizes what's going on, more or less, we can start feeding him bits of info as we have the other characters.
Agreed. But I think we should see from which part of his story he came from. I'm guessing after the first 2 islands.
Sicon112 wrote:Negative. He starts talking about being upset by his horses. It's after the whole thing.
Victin wrote:Sicon112 wrote:Negative. He starts talking about being upset by his horses. It's after the whole thing.
So he is already crazy?
Sicon112 wrote:Negative. He starts talking about being upset by his horses. It's after the whole thing.
Dryunya wrote:Sicon112 wrote:Negative. He starts talking about being upset by his horses. It's after the whole thing.
To be honest, I don't know how to interpret "being upset by horses". He came to like his horses after the last journey. Did he get frustrated because they didn't talk back?
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WackyMeetsPractical wrote:A new poster has recently commented on one of Gulliver's letters. The poster's name is louis vuitton outlet. His message is:I don’t even know how I stopped up right here, but I believed this put up was once great. I do not recognise who you might be but certainly you’re going to a famous blogger in the event you aren’t already. Cheers!
But most interesting of all, if you click his name, it directs you to a blog. This one:
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Gulliver wrote:It is at this time that I am terribly frustrated that the account I have published has not reached these parts. Alas, our methods of distributing knowledge are very lacking in comparison to those of this land. I am afraid I haven't the time now to replicate that account, which I have published in four parts
Gulliver wrote:felt unbelievable joy at seeing how those people refrained from abusing Houyhnhnms.
narrativedilettante wrote:All right, so he wants to distribute the accounts of his adventures from before? Well luckily, they're in the public domain and freely available on the internet already.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/829/829-h/829-h.htm
I'm considering just giving this link to Gulliver.
(Also, I get the impression that Gulliver's Travels is read quite a bit in Japan, given that references to it show up in the Japanese media that I see... Miyazaki's The Castle in the Sky calls the floating island Laputa, for instance.)
narrativedilettante wrote:All right, so he wants to distribute the accounts of his adventures from before? Well luckily, they're in the public domain and freely available on the internet already.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/829/829-h/829-h.htm
I'm considering just giving this link to Gulliver.
(Also, I get the impression that Gulliver's Travels is read quite a bit in Japan, given that references to it show up in the Japanese media that I see... Miyazaki's The Castle in the Sky calls the floating island Laputa, for instance.)

Dryunya wrote:I think he can, because they are written in the past tense - that means no spoilers. He will probably freak out that we somehow know about his travels, though. Let's do this.
NeverSlender wrote:He has already mentioned that he suspects he's moved forward in time.
NeverSlender wrote:We should probably wait until they go to an english speaking country. Otherwise he'll probably pick up some hentai by accident.
Sicon112 wrote:NeverSlender wrote:We should probably wait until they go to an english speaking country. Otherwise he'll probably pick up some hentai by accident.
Please stop trying to kill me with laugh induced coughing fits.
Oh, and you do realize you have only made me more convinced that we should tell him now just to see that happen, right?
NeverSlender wrote:I only said we should "probably" wait. Hilarity is always a good reason to carry out a bad idea.
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