Hello! My sister let me invade her blog today to interview Robin from Bookania! I really don't know what people normally say before posting interviews of this sort, so I'll just put the interview up without any more introductions.
Thank you so much for
invading my sister’s blog with me today! May I ask you a couple of questions?
I thought that was the entire point of my coming here.
I was just being polite, that's all.
What is your worst
nightmare?
And I thought I was bad at conversation openers.
Haven’t you read the opening of the second book? I know you
have. You reviewed it. Robert got eaten by a forest. I fell apart. I think it’d
be safe to assume that that was my worst nightmare.
What would you do if
somebody killed Robert and Eric?
*Very long pause, coupled with a stare of disbelief* Thank
you very much. I now have a new worst nightmare.
I'm very sorry. I assumed you would have thought about that possibility before now.
What is your favorite
piece of modern-day Earth technology that your author won’t let you have?
All right, you’ve decided to stop with the horrible questions.
Thank you. I’d like a refrigerator. I mean, it keeps food cold so it tastes
better, and after a nice, hard workout you can stand in front of it with the
door open … Kendra says I can’t do that, though. Says her mom wouldn’t like it.
I don’t see why.
Refrigerators are very nice, though I'm very partial to air condition and indoor plumbing myself.
When did you first
realize you loved Eric?
I … I dunno. I spent
so much of my childhood actively hating him that the transition to love was
almost painful. I knew I’d be happy with him, that he was the one person who
didn’t judge me for I was, that he’d take
me on the adventures I’d always craved. But at the same time, I was marrying Eric.
I’m glad our engagement was short because
it meant that I didn’t have a chance to
second-guess myself and change my mind. I can’t put my finger on the
exact moment I realized that I loved him,
though I like to say that it was five
seconds after he did, which was five seconds after I accepted the proposal he
doesn’t remember giving. I mean, that’s when I realized what I’d done, but that doesn’t mean I knew that I loved him. I do know I wasn’t
comfortable with the decision until after the wedding. There’s been no
second-guessing since then, and I must have realized that I loved him, actually
loved him at some time since then, but I
can’t put my finger on the moment, what he was doing, what he said, what I said
… it just happened.
How many children
would you like to have?
Uh … I’ve not really thought about that one before. More
than two, I think. It seems that almost all royals just stop after the second
child, and I don’t understand that. But I don’t want more than I can handle,
either. Thing is, I don’t know how many I
can handle, so…
Excluding your own
author’s characters, which fellow mistreated characters do you feel the most sorry for?
Back in the days when Kendra would take us to do roleplays
on a site called NaNo, one of the other characters, Kestrel, had a really mean
author. The girl thought that killing the girl just to make her in-roleplay
love interest sad was a fun thing. It was terrible. And the worst thing was
that Kendra loved roleplaying with
that particular author.
If your author would
allow you, would you kill me for all of my annoying questions?
Fortunately for you, killing isn’t my style. Especially not
for the simple thing of asking questions. Still…
Well, I'm glad Kendra wouldn't allow you to kill me, then. So long, Robin!
And there you have it. I personally think I'm lucky Robin answered any of my questions.
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This made me laugh. Oh Robin! She's hilarious.
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