Mwa-wah.

[rebness]

Dude! Will somebody please reassure me that I'm not the only person in the world who didn't realise that Nicolas Flamel of Philosopher Stoneness actually existed?

If not, do you lose respect for me in learning that I was reading The Hunchback of Notre Dame and was all, "yeah! Victor has a cool character called Flamel as...oh."

And if that doesn't make you lose respect for me, I bet that if I told you being unable to find the house where he was supposed to have lived on my damned cheapo Paris map actually ruined my day, you're now thinking of splattering me with rotten fruit.

But yeah. Flamel. Cool.

In other map stuff, why the feck am I never able to find out where Les Innocents stood? Ach, well. Now for some wine.

Comments

[tsaress.livejournal.com]

I think nicky worked it out ask him where les inncounts is meant to be.

[jaffacakequeen.livejournal.com]

clueless :-/ Flamel who?

place de greve, known as cimetiere des innocents its 130 yds x 65 yds all that is in the Vampire Chronicles. but i bet you have all that anywy.. must see pic if you locate it.

[therealycats.livejournal.com]

Duh. Armand totally destroyed all evidence of it. :p

[pandorasblog]

Ooh, I only just discovered the real Flamel too! It was in one of my paranormal books in a chapter about alchemy and the like, and I got all excited and fangirly. "He's real! He's real!" etc...

[saffronlie.livejournal.com]

See, Flamel-ness is why I totally don't understand the 'Americanisation' to 'Sorcerer's Stone'. There has never ever been a 'sorcerer's stone'. It's a real object, for all intents and purposes, and it's the philosopher's one, not the sorcerer's. Publishers suck. They let all kinds of crap go by these days?????