So what do you do with
the Norns, the small and furry stars of the original Creatures, now back in this much improved sequel?
Rather less attractive is the supposed survival of grammatical gender in the use of he or she with nouns ostensibly following the Norn pattern.
Under these circumstances, it is impossible to tell whether the next stage--not knowing that there was a semantic correspondence between the Norn and Scots phrases--had been reached.
The user of the dictionary, however, is left in no doubt as to which words Christie-Johnston would place in
the Norn category (in blue ink) and which in English/Scots/other (in black ink).
There's also a complete ecosystem, where you must keep plants growing to supply
the Norn with food.
His stage direction was efficient and powerful, and his final tableau--of a human child left on stage, the only one remaining to pick up
the Norns' rope of knowledge--was stunning.
In Norse literature
the Norns are sometimes called disir.
To win a copy phone 0901 380 1820 and answer this question: Which world do
the Norns inhabit?
Creator Steve Grand, from Somerset, developed
the Norns as a sort of Tamagotchi with attitude.
