Uh, ... er, ... w-wow. This chapter certainly changed my perspective of this story. Up until now, I had been under the impression that Petrie was doing this because his mother inspired him to do it, but only now I'm reading this and it just so turns out that he's doing this as a punishment for killing someone?

This story has definitely taken a dark turn, and this chapter particularly did quite an effective job at explaining the darker side of Flyer traditions. Nearly the whole chapter just about made my blood turn cold just from the idea that Petrie could be tried as a criminal just like his uncle, but worse, ... a murderer. The way it ended, though, seems like you've taken another inspiration from Game of Thrones by having Petrie letting "their God" decide his fate. In my eyes, he's just an innocent child who was dragged into this for all the wrong reasons, and all these flashbacks have painted a very morbid picture of just how he ended up where he is now. I'm actually quite impressed by how effective this chapter was, even if it mostly relied on flashbacks. Nice job, bud!

What’s the funniest TV show or movie you’ve ever seen? If it's too difficult to list one, you can name more than that. 

Well, the only comedies I vividly remember are the three Austin Powers movies that spoofed James Bond. I never forgot my reaction to hearing Michael York's voice again (he played Basil Exposition; the "M" of Austin Powers, if you will), and I thought 'Don't I recognize that voice somewhere?'

I saw the trailer and I was just ... disgusted.

What’s the saddest scene in a movie or TV series?

This is a very difficult one to answer, but if I have to exclude LBT, then it'd probably have to be that scene in the final Harry Potter movie where Harry sees Snape's memories and discovers his true story and allegiances.

Do you have a favourite LBT sequel?

I really liked The Stone of Cold Fire and The Big Freeze, because we got to see great character buildup in both those movies. There really was a sense of maturity when one learned the hard way just how you should trust someone or if you can trust him or not, and the other showed Ducky's flaws for, like, the first time. It was the first time we really got to see Ducky grow as a character.

What hobby would you get into if time and money weren’t an issue?

I'd probably try full-time sim racing on either PC or PS4.

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Yeah, someone in college wanted me to try mixing two series together, and it worked for a short while, but since the story never became popular (and I kinda detested the story, anyway), I thought it just wasn't worth it anymore.

Proof that I hate writing crossovers.

Oh, and yes, I loved that movie, and it does a much better job at depicting vampires than ... You-Know-What. I refuse to ever speak the name of that dreadful series.

That does sound pretty cool! 

If you suddenly became a master at woodworking, what would you make? 

I think I'd make an excellently-crafted race car.

Is there a nickname in real life that people ever refer to you by?

To be honest, no. These days, I've basically shied away from that.