Going to see Wicked-

Morrigoon · 06-23-2009, 12:54 AM

Wow Jazz... I felt the opposite. Perhaps because I read the book first, but I was annoyed at how much the musical left out. I mean, obviously you have to leave out a lot, but to make the Time Dragon part of the set and then NEVER address its significance blew my mind.

Jazzman · 06-23-2009, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Morrigoon

but to make the Time Dragon part of the set and then NEVER address its significance blew my mind.

Looking back, I can certainly agree there. (Totally awesome set piece, too.) The book, though, was just written so poorly that it felt like someone came up with a fantastic story idea and then handed it to a seventh grader to write. It was just painful, and I only finished it after forcing myself to read two chapters before bed every night. Thank Zeus the chapters followed the current short-attention-span-three-page-chapter formatting trend. Any longer and I may have offed myself.

Glad you liked it, though!

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