The Gorgon's Daughter - Comments, page 10

@Underworld's Heiress

Hahaha! Hopefully not!

@smutty pariah
Well I hope this one doesn't be your first 'greek' tragedie Lol

@Underworld's Heiress


Both! I haven't edited the next chapter yet. I will tell you, though, that I generally don't write tragedies. ;3

hang in there is like wait and see or be pacient?

@smutty pariah

@Underworld's Heiress

Haha, hang in there! All will be revealed soon enough. :3

Of course you ended the chapter like this! I hate suspense, I'm so curious!!!!! Loving this <3

@Underworld's Heiress


Great! <3

@smutty pariah
Got it! Thanks again and yes it's all true. I learning alout with you.

@Underworld's Heiress


'Aw, shucks,' is an expression that means, 'surely that's not true, I'm flattered,' that someone might say after being given a compliment. It's another idiomatic expression.

Blushing is when someone's face flushes pink, either after embarrassment or being given a comliment.

@smutty pariah
Sorry. Again I kind got lost... #sorry

@Underworld's Heiress


Aw, shucks! *blushes*

@smutty pariah
Thanks. I really appreciate your help. I love retro things and expressions. Well... portuguese isn't quite easy too, we have a lot of similar or equal words with a lot of meanings. But yeah... this idiomatic and informal things we just learn speaking with natives, isn't 'polite' to teach this in formal courses or schools... Again thanks a lot. Love you stories and your attentions I learning a lot with you <3

@Underworld's Heiress


Please don't be embarrassed, it's slang/idiomatic. It means, 'Glad you think it's cool/glad you like it/glad you are into it.' It comes from the verb, to dig, as in, when one digs a hole in the ground with a shovel. Just as you can dig into the ground, you can 'dig' into a subject or something you think is cool. The expression was more common in the 70s I believe, it's sort of 'retro'-slang.

I use a lot of slang and curse words, so never be embarrassed to ask me what a word or expression means. English, especially American English, is an extremely challenging language to learn, and I applaud you for doing so well already. <3

@smutty pariah
Sorry... but what means dig it? I never read/heard this before... (Sorry, I don't have much experience talking with someone who really speaks english, I just talk with people which have english as second language.)

@Underworld's Heiress

Glad you dig it!

And he's definitely a risk taker! :D

Andy, dude you're crazy. You know that, don't you? Loving this <3

@Maladaptive


Thanks man, I like to write prologues in third person. I'm thinking I'll switch back to first for the body of the story, however, as I feel that it's a lot more intimate with whosoever's POV the story is being told from. I'm still a bit on the fence about it, we shall see! Thoughts?

@Underworld's Heiress


Patience, all shall be revealed! <3

I am learning so much from these prologue chapters, and they are so entertaining! And again, congrats on the 3rd person writing. It's very, very good!

Why so mysterious? God this is killing me. I'm so curious...