Long after the book has been read........

[Quatermass]

The 'test/exam' scene in Pyramids.

I've never said that I hate Pyramids. In fact I'm pretty sure I've said how much I enjoy the start of it - the bits in the Assassins' Guild.

I agree. That was the best part of Pyramids.

For me it's when anyone says F-ing! I just see the -ing!

I love -ing Mr Tulip!

[Macarona]

Vimes runnning away from the werewolves in fifth elephant.
Summoning a demon with random things in wyrd sisters.
The pamplona in witches abroad.
Super-subliminal imaging in moving pictures.
The crests being painted from life in feet of clay.
The plane in colour of magic. (or is it light fantastic?)

[Macarona]

AAA mad computer

[Tonyblack]

AAA mad computer

It does that sometimes. I've deleted the superfluous posts.

[meerkat]

That moment in UA when Pepe sorts out Andy...with the lemon! Ouch!

[WannabeAngua]

Magrat discovering the armour of the queen when trying to hide from the elves in Lords and Ladies... and deciding to fight.

That's a really great passage

[Pearwood]

Ponder getting the wrong exam paper.

Nanny smacking the Gollum wannabe over the head.

[raisindot]

(SPOILERS)

The Fifth Elephant: Vimes' final showdown with Wolfgang and his conversation afterwards with Tantoney

Carpe Jugulum: Mightily Oaks' "holy moment" in the vampires' castle

Jingo: Vetinari's juggling act

Thud: Vimes's meeting with the city dwarves and his ill-fated interrogation of Helmclever

The Truth: DeWorde's confrontation with his father

Making Money: Moist's confession of his criminal past in the courtoom

[David Brown]

Reaper Man:

'"You gave me a start!"

'NO, QUITE THE REVERSE.'

Or words to that effect.

[AgProv]

Jocasta Wiggs, swimming in the shit, utterly dependent on the goodwill of Sam Vimes, and knowing it.

And knowing that even if he lets her out, this is only the start of her woes.

Having to squelch back accross the City soaking wet, and not just with water. And it's a long walk from Scoone Avenue to Filigree Street. (Vimes will have taken her money for the Watch widows and orphans fund, so she can't even call a cab - and what cab would take her?)

The subsequent debriefing with Miss Alice Band. Nobody can do dark sarcasm in (or out of) the classroom like an Assassins' School Teacher.

The derision of her peers.

And finally the dry-cleaning bill.

[ayc_always]

Well... almost everytime I read Discworld material i get images like in a movie.... but the funny thing is that its a movie with subtle differnces everytime its re-read. a bit weird really. Some of the more prominent ones were...

Lu Tse pulling (educating?) the Auditers on Rule One.

In fact, every time one of the book starts with a description of Great A'Tuin. i get pictures like a Star War movie with the... y'know the cruiser thing right after the big fat space floating words... only in different angles or effect in relation to the narratives...

And the Toothfairy's place. Because i re-read Hogfather recently. yes... crayons.

[Raz]

The cinema in Moving Pictures was something that stuck with me for a while, very eerie, probably because it's so close to the truth!

A while back I was trying to think of a scene I had seen in a film, where two people were watching a dragon fly by burning houses and rising on the updrafts.... Took me a few days to realise it wasn't a film at all!

[pip]

With 3D its becoming more like this every day

[Antiq]

The cinema in Moving Pictures was something that stuck with me for a while, very eerie, probably because it's so close to the truth!

A while back I was trying to think of a scene I had seen in a film, where two people were watching a dragon fly by burning houses and rising on the updrafts.... Took me a few days to realise it wasn't a film at all!

I cracked up at the Cthinema

"Anthill Inside"

[SimsKatie]

In a broad sense: how every Watch book has also been a book about Vimes and Sybil, starting from the very beginning. We get to see them grow together, rather than having their relationship shunted to the background.

In a narrow sense:
- The "humorous" ie: incredibly depressing clown funeral in Men at Arms.
- The sound and vibration of the clacks towers. I can almost feel it.