Okay, a little nitpick but no one calls nuns "nuns" its either Sister(s) or Mother Superior, please fix it and make sure you get it correct. I understand you probably use machine translation but it doesn't take long to edit and look thing sup. Also when addressing a Duke, its "His Grace" or "Your Grace", no one says Duke without their surname. Like come on people.
Is that a thing in other countries? Just asking bc where I live they’re just called nuns. Unless you’re referring to a specific person, i.e Sister Mary, etc.
Is that a thing in other countries? Just asking bc where I live they’re just called nuns. Unless you’re referring to a specific person, i.e Sister Mary, etc. Sayo2594
When addressing a collective, its still Sisters, i believe. At least in Catholic it is. But even so, the sentence still reads weirdly.
I do not like that he didn't give the only 2 female vampires no say in if they wanted to evolve. "you can't say no." sounds like SA mentality. Still going to read, but like there was definitely a different way to go about that.
Going to reread this, even though I hate the romance (i'm gonna skip that season honestly) and hope the romance doesn't come back. It brought nothing to the story and was just randomly thrown in (my opinion).
novel also has a way different ending similar elements but there’s SO MUCH that was supposed to happen n be found out, i wonder if this is just end of s1 or if it got axed???
novel also has a way different ending similar elements but there’s SO MUCH that was supposed to happen n be found out, i wonder if this is just end of s1 or if it got axed??? ukeubeclownboy
usually they wouldnt put "the end" if it was season finale. I hope it comes back, but i'll just read the novel. just have to find a way to come up with funds.
usually they wouldnt put "the end" if it was season finale. I hope it comes back, but i'll just read the novel. just have to find a way to come up with funds. zelinxi
Okay, a little nitpick but no one calls nuns "nuns" its either Sister(s) or Mother Superior, please fix it and make sure you get it correct. I understand you probably use machine translation but it doesn't take long to edit and look thing sup.
Also when addressing a Duke, its "His Grace" or "Your Grace", no one says Duke without their surname. Like come on people.
Is that a thing in other countries? Just asking bc where I live they’re just called nuns. Unless you’re referring to a specific person, i.e Sister Mary, etc.
When addressing a collective, its still Sisters, i believe. At least in Catholic it is. But even so, the sentence still reads weirdly.