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Is this surprising? It's almost a trope in fantasy and historical fiction. The one that I find nutty is noodling for catfish. That's one of those cases where y
by megaman22 8y ago
Is this surprising? It's almost a trope in fantasy and historical fiction.
The one that I find nutty is noodling for catfish. That's one of those cases where you wonder who was the first to decide that was a good idea.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noodling https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noodling
- abakker 8y ago+1 was thinking about this happening in Wheel of Time at least once, and definitely in some other fantasy series I've read. It's got that feel of old-timey-ness that just feels right for a tension breaking scene (like splitting wood, stoking fires, playing dice, and moving through a forest without stepping on sticks)
- acjohnson55 8y agoI had a roommate from rural Oklahoma who first explained noodling to me. As a city dweller, it blew my mind that this was a thing.