01-09-2005, 04:29 PM
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World's Tallest Hobbit
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Where the view is long
Posts: 2,117
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I nominate The Saucepan Man's
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But then again, as Tolkien himself once again illustrates on many occasions, it is sometimes appropriate to have incredibly lengthy sentences, sentences which are perhaps heavy with descriptive words, or those where complex and related ideas are best grouped together, or even where that is the manner in which a particular character speaks - and so the length of his sentences enhance the credibility of his dialogue; and in such cases I see no reason not to indulge oneself in a nice lengthy sentence.
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from (Plot+Characters)*Voice^2=Literature?
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