Fun Fact of the Week

   

The protagonist in The Judgment of Quintus is named after a character in the Cambridge Latin Course whose exploits the writer studied extensively in seventh grade until said character was killed by volcanic eruption somewhere in Chapter 20.

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Word of the Week

   

outre: unconventional

Our distaste for small children, though outre, is well-founded.

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Pop Quiz!

   
The Judgment of Quintus is set in Ancient Rome. This is—
Amazing! All games should be set in Ancient Rome.
Perplexing. Why not Montana?
Disturbing. Romans wore bed sheets and dynamically adapted their nouns to fit one of sixty arbitrary endings.
An orthographical aberration. Doesn't "judgement" have two e's?

 
 

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