Comments on: Post-Guild Season 3 http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3 Sun, 14 Mar 2010 13:36:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: chris http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3/comment-page-1#comment-13174 chris Sun, 30 Aug 2009 16:29:45 +0000 http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3#comment-13174 Hello ! it may seem a bit strange but believe me i can write some scripts i have one already written all what i need is someone who may translate that into reality i live in morocco /speak french and english /i live in a countryside so i am rarely near "updated"people /i help countryside students in primary school i really need "such" a help Faithfully yours Driss Hello !

it may seem a bit strange but believe me i can write some scripts

i have one already written all what i need is someone who may translate

that into reality

i live in morocco /speak french and english /i live in a countryside so i am rarely near

“updated”people /i help countryside students in primary school

i really need “such” a help
Faithfully yours Driss

]]> By: TruGriggs http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3/comment-page-1#comment-13167 TruGriggs Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:07:22 +0000 http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3#comment-13167 I have to say the Guild is my favorite show I loved the first 2 seasons can't wait for the 3rd also have to say playing with you on 1 vs 100 on xbox live was a honor! And to say you’ve been an inspiration would be an understatement Best Wishes -TruGriggs I have to say the Guild is my favorite show
I loved the first 2 seasons can’t wait for the 3rd
also have to say playing with you on 1 vs 100 on xbox live was a honor!
And to say you’ve been an inspiration would be an understatement

Best Wishes

-TruGriggs

]]> By: Curtis http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3/comment-page-1#comment-13144 Curtis Fri, 28 Aug 2009 08:10:17 +0000 http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3#comment-13144 I just watched all of season 2 and the music video. That is some good work there Ms. Day. I'm tweeting these to New Zealand. I look forward to Season 3. Keep at it and good luck! I just watched all of season 2 and the music video. That is some good work there Ms. Day. I’m tweeting these to New Zealand. I look forward to Season 3.

Keep at it and good luck!

]]> By: Mark http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3/comment-page-1#comment-13034 Mark Sat, 22 Aug 2009 21:26:14 +0000 http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3#comment-13034 Congratulations on snagging 2 generations of fans! My kids on Dr. Horrible, and me on The Guild and that awesome video! Now I know of 2 lady actor/producers, both completely hot, with Math degrees... you, and <a href="http://www.danicamckellar.com/" rel="nofollow">Danica McKellar</a>. You should integrate, or dot product, or something... except you'd melt half the world's monitors! Heck, you could do that yourself. You move like a litter of puppies in a cashmere sweater. Best wishes, truly. No limits for you! I think you might be big. No, BIG! Mark Congratulations on snagging 2 generations of fans! My kids on Dr. Horrible, and me on The Guild and that awesome video!

Now I know of 2 lady actor/producers, both completely hot, with Math degrees… you, and Danica McKellar. You should integrate, or dot product, or something… except you’d melt half the world’s monitors! Heck, you could do that yourself. You move like a litter of puppies in a cashmere sweater.

Best wishes, truly. No limits for you! I think you might be big. No, BIG!

Mark

]]> By: Dan Venning http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3/comment-page-1#comment-12640 Dan Venning Wed, 29 Jul 2009 15:39:54 +0000 http://feliciaday.com/blog/post-guild-season-3#comment-12640 Congratulations on wrapping Season 3, Felicia! I look forward to it immensely (I also look forward to receiving my Dollhouse DVD, so I can watch Epitaph One). I actually just thought of "The Guild" because I'm reading a book that includes an historical section on the development of medieval trade guilds. What I found most interesting, and what made me think of the show, is that the author notes that medieval guilds were not just "professional unions," but in fact encompassed the total social and personal life of the craftsmen (yes, they were all men then) who were members. For example, the author notes that: "The guilds were far more than industrial unions. ... Men could not detach parts of their personality, as it were, in the modern way, and join an association for one limited purpose. The guild had a particular raison d'etre, but the members formed at the same time a fellowship for all purposes which they could have in common. ... In addition ot its function in industry, a guild might perform that of a modern friendly society, a freemason's lodge, a social club, a company of volunteers, even a political party." This passage especially made me think of your show, and the fact that the Guild you've created is perhaps, in a bizarre way, a rather accurate depiction of a medieval historical guild, not just a fantasy one. If you're interested, it's in Bruford, W. H. Germany in the Eighteenth Century: The Social Background of the Literary Revival. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1965 [1935]. Section on "Retrospect," esp. pp. 136-42. Catch you 'round! -Dan Congratulations on wrapping Season 3, Felicia! I look forward to it immensely (I also look forward to receiving my Dollhouse DVD, so I can watch Epitaph One).

I actually just thought of “The Guild” because I’m reading a book that includes an historical section on the development of medieval trade guilds. What I found most interesting, and what made me think of the show, is that the author notes that medieval guilds were not just “professional unions,” but in fact encompassed the total social and personal life of the craftsmen (yes, they were all men then) who were members.

For example, the author notes that: “The guilds were far more than industrial unions. … Men could not detach parts of their personality, as it were, in the modern way, and join an association for one limited purpose. The guild had a particular raison d’etre, but the members formed at the same time a fellowship for all purposes which they could have in common. … In addition ot its function in industry, a guild might perform that of a modern friendly society, a freemason’s lodge, a social club, a company of volunteers, even a political party.”

This passage especially made me think of your show, and the fact that the Guild you’ve created is perhaps, in a bizarre way, a rather accurate depiction of a medieval historical guild, not just a fantasy one.

If you’re interested, it’s in Bruford, W. H. Germany in the Eighteenth Century: The Social Background of the Literary Revival. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1965 [1935]. Section on “Retrospect,” esp. pp. 136-42.

Catch you ’round! -Dan

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