Dear T.,
- Phantom Inkheart.
telling that (pesky, loveable, strange, etc.) character what's on my mind!
Dear T.,
- Phantom Inkheart.
Kommandant,
I don't even know where, or how, to begin telling you how stunned and devastated I was at your actions. I truly felt you loved Emma and would never harm her, even if she was a Jew. I thought, that after all you'd been through previously, that you, of all people, would never do such a thing. I understand the pain you must have felt and the shock of her own deceptions, but, to turn so quickly on the woman you'd let into your life after such tragedy had befallen you, I just cannot understand. But still, I felt so bad when you were killed.
I guess I just had so many hopes for the two of you, and for just you really. While reading your story I wondered at the end, what would really happen? Would you find out about Emma's secrets...? And if you did, what would you do...would you just leave everything and run away with her? Or would you turn her in? I didn't have to wait very long to find my answer because I couldn't stop reading until I knew what would happen. To find that perhaps, your heart was too cold and there was a horrifying darkness in your soul...or maybe, there was just a broken man who was as torn and broken as I felt while reading your book. I don't think I'll ever really understand, I don't even know if I want to.
By writing you this letter I wanted to try to figure it out, but I just can't. So for now, I will say goodbye, and maybe you will hear from me again someday.
Dear Erik,
- Victoria, the Phantom Inkheart.
Hey, I'm Victoria, otherwise known as Phantom Inkheart. I started this blog because I found myself having so many things to say to particular characters at times but not really being able to do so at all. So I thought, why not be creative about it? Hence this blog. Here you'll find what others (hopefully!) and myself have to say to some of those moving, strong, or just downright annoying fictional (or non-fictional) characters that were met in books, movies, or well, wherever you found that character that you just have to say something to!
If you have something to say to a character, feel free to send it in to phantombibliophile@gmail.com! All I ask is that if you feel the need for it in your letter: keep the dirty language as minimal as possible! & If you're offended by anything (like say, one of your favorites being offended) please keep in mind that not many are probably going to care! Because this is mostly for entertainment value, so thbpt. Or, write a letter yourself to your poor bashed character telling them your opinions of why they rock! Just include the book the character is from, & don't forget to include your blog if you have one, and your name of course. If it's from "Anonymous," and doesn't say which book the character is from I might not put it up if I don't like it enough.