Reviews for Artemis Fowl: The Book of Ages |
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![]() ![]() ![]() expertly built for the image plot twist loved it |
![]() ![]() ![]() Fairly convenient dont you think. The species of theMCs are the last to go? |
![]() ![]() The opal paradox on the other hand, that is a real paradox, but should have followed the above laws mentioned above. |
![]() ![]() Sorry, what you described os not a paradox, and would cause no errors in the universe. A paradox is when a person goes back in time, abd dose somethibg that prevents his future self from going back in time. To use a famous example, if i went back in time to 1970, and killed my grandfather before he had a child, i would have never been born thus could never go back in time to kill my grandfather, but if i am not around to kill my grandfather, he stays alive and has a kid, so i can go back in time to kill him... What you just described as a paradox is just a time loop. If somebody attempted to kill me when i was 20, but my 30 year old self went back in time and saved me, i could grow up to go back in time to save myself. There is no paradox here. Also, neither you or Eion Coffer accurately analysed what would happen in the event of an actual paradox. There are 3 concepts of what could happen of a paradox is created, depending on the nature of time travel. Theroy 1: Time travel creates a new universe, exactly like our own, except a certain amount of time in the future/past, thus a paradox wont do shit tp your own universe. 2: The universe will reset at the time of paradox, and will continue doing so until general randomness prevents the person from going back in time. Example, i kill my grandfather, the universe resets before he is killed. He continues his life, and narrowly misses getting hit by a bus on a sidewalk. Onve more I go back in time to kill him, the universe resets again, he nearly gets hit by a bus again. This happens hundreds of times until 1 day, the bus hits him and he dies, ending the paradox. 3: Time travel is impossible and paradoxes cpuldnt happen in the first place |
![]() ![]() this is very for taking the time to get it out |
![]() ![]() ![]() This is easily the best After fanfiction I have ever read. You portray the characters right, you pace the story well. It's amazing. 9.5/10 |
![]() ![]() ![]() One of the best stories on this website. I'm glad I found it. |
![]() ![]() ![]() I wonder if I ever reviewed this. If this goes through, then I'll know. Wonderful story, I had quite a bit of fun reading it. A pity NÂș1 had to die, but I suppose total victory is a rarity. Excellent work, though I regret this review is a few years late. |
![]() ![]() ![]() Right, I for went more things than I should have to read this. Sleep. Working out. Eating. But well, worth it. I really loved the alternative versions of themselves, especially when Lt Colonol Short told Holly the difference between them was one carried a Neutrino and the other a Softnose. I'm really sad to see Qwan and No1 go, but you should true writing chops in letting them die - sticking to the rules of your world and story - instead of having a perfectly happy ending. Kudos for that! |
![]() ![]() I like this story and I am not trying to say you are wrong about the age difference between Holly and Artemis being nothing in relation to Aragorn and Arwen, but there is one particular difference between the two pair that I consider to be rather important. Aragorn and Arwen were both proper adults. Artemis is not an adult. More mature than most adults, perhaps, but physically a teenager. Teenagers are a bit insane. A fair portion of that is hormones and not-yet-fully-developed brains. The age difference isn't a problem. Artemis and Holly being together while he is still a teenager is a serious problem. That being said, you really are handling them well. Good job on the story. |
![]() ![]() ![]() Pretty good, but the ending was extremely sudden, and the death of a certain character was pretty pointless. Opal, Minerva and Artemis II-2 got no resolution at all. It feels like you just gave up before writing an actual ending, to be honest. Eoin Colfer did it too, actually, I wonder if people just feel intimidated. But yeah, otherwise? Got me stuck to the screen for hours and hours. Added to my favorites. |
![]() ![]() ![]() *sniff* best... confession... ever... *dissolves into unintelligible weeping* |
![]() ![]() ![]() Don't know why I never thought it was the other Holly working with the other Artemis. She had to have done some mental loop-de-loops to justify that - working with a Mud Man, against Mud Men and her alternate self. Urgh. And now she gets to see her fiance die again... that's so harsh. :( |
![]() ![]() ![]() I was just thinking about how, if Minerva WAS responsible for the destruction of an entire race of fairies, she's getting along quite well, psychologically, lol. That sort of thing would be soul-crushing to anyone with a heart, but she doesn't seem to be one to wallow in self blame. That kind of coldness does remind me of alternate Artemis... |
![]() ![]() ![]() Hmm, I don't really see Holly as the type to wait around to be rescued... last time she was kidnapped by Fowl, she trashed the room and did everything in her power to try to escape. I know he said she couldn't attempt to leave the room, but still... she could've tried something, I feel like. But, Artemis' entrance was SO worth it |