Believe this plotline if you can. There's this woman called Acorna (dunno why; maybe it's because she's got this great mass of white hair and a bloody great horn sticking out of her forehead), and some bad guys are after her and her posse. They find themselves crash-landing on a planet, and after a period of time work out that the flora are intelligent, and that they can communicate with them. The flowers have the potential to dispense some powerful potions, and can physically grapple people as well. So Acorna's people persuade the plants to attack their pursuers, and entice the pursuers down to the planet's surface... You can guess the rest. What a complete load of mush. |
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Comment added 2005-03-03 by Carmen [e-mail] | ||
You have totally gotten the point of this book wrong, it sounds like you didn't even read it or were forced to read it to create a summary. Acorna's name literally means "one horn" because when her human guardians found her she had a tiny horn growing on her forhead.(cont'd) |
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