Castaways of the Flying Dutchman Discussion

[Melody]

I have all three books. the last one was my favorite sad one.

[Lutra]

Actually checked my books for the "What Redwall stuff you have" topic and found I don't have Angel's Command but have the other two.  Odd I wouldn't have the second book, but that's the one I need to buy....amazon marketplace here I come.   All three of these are well worth owning.

[Melody]

I like pirates!

[Captain Tammo]

How does one pronounce Chapelvale? (Chap-ay-vale), (chap-ul-vale) what?

[Melody]

dunno

[Castaway5]

Chapel (Like the Church)
Vale (Rhymes with sail)

I've listened to them all on tape/cd.  Brian Jacques is actually the narrator.

And I have two copies of book one, one nice hard back and a paperback I kept in my backpack for three years in highschool so I could read it whenever I wanted.

[Melody]

cool, I have one hard back the other two paperback.

[redwallgurl]

i think that serie is very good i like it alot its kinda like redwall except with humans

[Mad Maudie]

i have the first on paperback got it for $1 yay!

[redwallgurl]

wow thats a great deal

[Lutra]

Chap-ul-v-ale - that's how Brian pronounced it in the audiobook

[White One6193]

Al Misurata and Van der Decken were the best villains of the series, in my opinion. Maude Bowe from the first book was sufficiently snarky, but not as well developed.

Kostas Krimboti was definitely my favorite supporting character, with the possible exception of big, lovable Otto. I see a lot of myself in those two. Speaking of crushing on a character, I fellhard for Serafina.

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[redwallgurl]

I fellhard for Serafina.

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[Castaway5]

Anybody who read Martin the Warrior guessed how that one was going to end.

[Lutra]

Well, yes.  Different reasons though...how would you like to stay with a stud who never turned older while you aged and wrinkled?    That would be really hard to explain...then I don't think Serafina would've been so happy.