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Ok, now what will happen with both of them in the Fairy Ring? We have some strong emotions going on here ...

If you are talking about the reactions of the ring itself, I would say 'nada'.
If you are talking about there conversation and actions after this point... this could be the start of something, but given Rac Conan Daimh morals I think that the 'most' that will happen PER SE is that his emotional pendulum will swing back hard and they will end up kissing.

Actually I wasn't thinking of lust/sex but wondering if the strong emotional current might trigger some reaction by the ring.

Now if they hear the song, "Muskrat Love" I'll be worried.

Narnian wrote:Ok, now what will happen with both of them in the Fairy Ring? We have some strong emotions going on here ...

Yup. And noticed that the crystals now seem to be in tune.

*throws hands up in exaperation*

Fine! Geez, maybe those two will hook up. And I mean in a non-kinky manner. I know, I was pulling so hard for Quentyn and Kessie.....but its not my story. Can't have everything my way. And Quentyn is rather set on Maribeth. I always thought that was a bit of a childhood crush, and Quentyn would get over it eventually but.....(shrug). I must that was really beautiful, in a rather forlorn sort of way. Well, I guess. More like.....missing a loved one. Anyway, still very touching. Must say I was a bit confused when we jumped narrators though.

Or, maybe nothing will happen and Fen will just cry himself to sleep... RH has always surprised us in the past. Or he has me, at least.

*SOMEONE* needs to watch more anime...

It's a love triangle, folks! You have two guys, and only one girl (or vice versa in some situations). While things are friendly and there's no 'competition' at first, it adds drama and potential for rivalries and hijinks later on.

I mean, come *on* people.. Look, think Harry, Ron, and Hermione, if you're having trouble with the concept.

Bobcat wrote:*SOMEONE* needs to watch more anime...

It's a love triangle, folks! You have two guys, and only one girl (or vice versa in some situations). While things are friendly and there's no 'competition' at first, it adds drama and potential for rivalries and hijinks later on.

I mean, come *on* people.. Look, think Harry, Ron, and Hermione, if you're having trouble with the concept.

I'd laugh at your comment if it didn't hurt so damned much, Bob.

I loved two wonderful women in my life. I lost Tasha, and it hurt so damn much, I never wanted to fall in love again.

When I did fall in love with Aili (or rather, she fell in love with me, and managed to defeat my inferiority complex in determined hand to hand combat), I knew I had to tell her that a part of my heart would always belong to Tasha, and that I'd always be searching for her, trying to find her again.

I was terrified I'd lose Aili when I told her this, and I was certain I deserved to.

Yet when I was through speaking, what she said to me will always stay with me.

"Kicky, our bed is big enough for three."

Love overcomes.

It's jealousy that causes the problems. And my beloved didn't have a jealous bone in her soul. (Maybe a little feline selfishness, granted, but never jealousy.)

I learned a lot from her. I particularly learned to hate cancer.