Giantess World
Reviews For THE THIN LINE
Reviewer: timescribe Signed 
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Date: August 29 2013 12:35 AM Title: Chapter 41
Author's Response: Yes, indeed. In feudal Japan, it referred to any samurai without a master (i.e., daimyo or warlord). But, nowadays (as I understand it), it refers to a former Japanese politician who is now in-between jobs in the private sector.
[Report This]Date: August 29 2013 12:35 AM Title: Chapter 41
Does Ronin have the same meaning in the 1980s DC Ronin Mini-series? (which I have but haven't read yet?) ie soldier of fortune.
Author's Response: Yes, indeed. In feudal Japan, it referred to any samurai without a master (i.e., daimyo or warlord). But, nowadays (as I understand it), it refers to a former Japanese politician who is now in-between jobs in the private sector.
Reviewer: Mr_G Signed [Report This]
Date: August 28 2013 3:20 PM Title: Chapter 41
Author's Response: Don't worry, Mr_G! I won't keep you (or Little Bob) hanging...too long. ;-)
Date: August 28 2013 3:20 PM Title: Chapter 41
Yeah! What about little Bob?
PS good thing one of the Japanese kids had a vision. had she not spoken up I suspect this story would have a much different ending.
Author's Response: Don't worry, Mr_G! I won't keep you (or Little Bob) hanging...too long. ;-)