"Death's hollow, peculiar voice is represented in the books by unquoted Small caps; since he is a skeleton, he has no vocal cords to speak with, and therefore his words enter a person's head with no involvement from the ears. His "voice" is often described using a morbid metaphor, such as two slabs of granite being rubbed together, or the slamming of coffin lids"
I DON'T MAKE THE RULES, PEOPLE. JEEZ.
@TheAbbotTrithemius @Finnegan @thereal_renaissance_man @Bl4cK4t "AND ALL THE SCIENCE I DON'T UNDERSTAND. IT'S JUST MY JOB FIVE DAYS - ER, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK . . . A REAPER MAN . . . REAPER MAN"
@thereal_renaissance_man "Death is, as you’d expect, a tall, hooded skeleton with a scythe, and SPEAKS IN A VOICE LIKE THE SLAMMING OF COFFIN LIDS. However, he also likes a good curry, and kittens, and finds the lives of mortals endlessly fascinating." https://www.terrypratchettbooks.com/discworld-characters/
@Finnegan @thereal_renaissance_man @Bl4cK4t
I MADE A FUNNY
@Finnegan @thereal_renaissance_man @Bl4cK4t I TAKE LIFE AS IT COMES
@thereal_renaissance_man @Bl4cK4t THANK YOU. ONE MIGHT THINK I WOULD KNOW IF THERE WAS SOMETHING LIFE THREATENING, BUT I JUST DO PEOPLE. CATS ARE A MYSTERY. THEY ARE VERY GOOD AT IT, TOO.
@BlueStateBabe OH I AM MOST CERTAINLY STALKING FLORIDA. AND TEXAS. AND CALIFORNIA. AND ARIZONA . . .
@th3j35t3r ORIGINAL DISNEY FROM 1970
Never exactly one of the lads.