Trivia Time

[Tgol]

*LOL* not even close, hun...but the try was worth a good laugh

[Medi]

was the outlaws name 'Rim'?

is the rest of the answer found in 'Hunters of Gor?'

this girl doesn't have that book yet.

amanda

[Tgol]

Right book, hun but wrong outlaw....

 

[Medi]

ahhhhhhh....


this girl will order the book from Amazon...be back, later...

amanda

[Raziel]

As no one answers, I shall...

Before a girl decides to buy and read book 8 before book 4 the answer a girl was looking for is Arn and he had his purse of gold stolen from him in a tavern in Lydius by Tina.

Raz

[Tgol]

Alright, Raz....It's your turn then....

[Raziel]

Tarl Cabot gambled the spear when Tolnus, Conrad, Hakimba and Kamchak all charged him.  Due to his courage each man wanted to fight him.  They decided who would by the falling of the lance.  In which direction did the men circle the lance?

Amber and familure may not answer.

Raz

[familure{TD}]

-feels the love and slinks back out-

[Medi]

Master, this girl would believe that the four Ubars rode their mounts clockwise.

"Then, slowly, the four riders began to walk their mounts about the lance, watching it, right hands free to seize it should it begin to fall".  (Nomads, pg 21).

this seems, to this girl, to make sense, the four Ubars would be slightly leaning to their right, and therefore traveling in a clockwise direction.

thank You, Master, for providing the answer above, and setting out a new question. this girl hopes she got it right.

amanda

[Raziel]

Sometimes the devil is in the details.  Remember that next time you answer for normally I wold tell you that you were wrong.  The reason why?

Look at your answer and remember to read the book.  I say read the book because if you did, then you would know why you did not get it right.  Your answer is two parts wrong, one part right.

Can anyone tell me why?

Raz

[Raziel]

Such quickness and daring to try and answer why this answer would be two parts wrong and only one part right.

Yes, they traveled in a clockwise circle around the lance.  What was the two parts wrong?

Master, this girl would believe that the four Ubars rode their mounts clockwise.

First part...."Ubars"...I gave names...were they Ubars?  No.

Second part..."rode their mounts"...technically, yes they were mounted, but they were walking their mounts.

It is easier to just answer the question.  If you want to give details just make sure you are correct in all of it.  When you give extra, that can sometimes cause you to loose points.  Tests and trivia like these simply want answers.

But, all in all, good job for figuring out the direction of travel.

Raz

[Medi]

thank You, Master, for the instruction.

amanda

[Medi]

this girl did believe that the four riders were all Ubars, Master, for the following reason.

"I heard Harold say, 'it is Tolnus".  "Of course", said Kamchak.  "It had to have been the Ubar of the Paravaci-for who else could have sent their riders against the Tuchuk wagons, who else could have promised a mercenary tarnsman half the bosk and gold and women of the wagons of the Paravaci?

I was only dimly aware of their conversation.  I recalled Tolnus, for he had been one of the four Ubars of the Wagon Peoples, whom I, unknowing, had met when first I came to the Plains of Turia, to the land of the Wagon Peoples.  (Nomads, page 333).

although, technically, at that time Kamchak was not the 'open' Ubar of the Tuchuk, that honor was with Kutaituchuk.  was that part of the mistake in this girls answer?

again, this girl thanks You for Your instruction.

amanda

[kadi{MTC}]

heart one thing you need to learn is a Master is always right (even if He wrong) remember that and you will get on great,

hugs and kissesssssssssssssssssssssss

[Medi]

xoxoxoxo...heart!  i hope that you are well.

i know that the Master is right, heart, this girl is not intending, or trying, to challenge or debate Him.  she just wanted to more fully understand one of the parts of the question that she got wrong.

this girl has found, during her life, that understanding why, or how,  she has given a wrong answer is often much more educational than getting an answer correct.

but, if this is seen as being displeasing, she will stop, immediately.  thank you for your help, i hope to see you soon.

amanda