Talk:The Rivers of Zadaa

The End of the Article: Some Reworking (Possibly)

This article is well written, but to furthermore improve it I would like to make a suggestion:

- The end of the article is left so that the reader can not tell the conclusion of the book. The book itself does not truly have a conclusion either so when the original writer of this article wrote it they could not have known the proper way to sum the book up.

-Courtney was hit by a car driven by an evil character in the book. When Andy Mitchell came to the hospital to see how she was doing, she was in near fatal state. But Andy healed her with some special power and saved her life. Andy was not really the person that everyone though he was.(Maybe he too was a Traveler, a special person with special powers!)

- So I may add a section on the article with possible explanation of this event in Pendragon: The Rivers of Zadaa.If you do not like what I have added to the article, feel free edit it or change it!--Riot911 19:48, 29 May 2007 (UTC)

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Inconsistency

Inconsistency between Quillian Games and the Rivers of Zadaa. In Quillan Games p. 109-Mark dreads Courtney finding out that Loor and Bobby had kissed while she's reading Journal #23 from The Rivers of Zadaa. After rereading Journals #22 and #23, it didn't happen, twice Bobby tried to kiss her and once (at the Festival) he stopped, the other time (at Loor's house at dinner) she turned away. Should this be mentioned in the article in the trivia section as an inconsistency between journals/books? ~Gatorgirl623~ 18:53, 10 August 2007 (UTC)

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BetacommandBot (talk) 05:49, 2 January 2008 (UTC)