All Comments on 'Drow's Dilemma Ep. 105: Decisions'

So far, we have been introduced to a fair number of Drow. They all seem to have some problems, but nothing stands out as a real Dilemma. Ashyr was in Hell, but they got her out. Selene's only dilemma seems to be her acceptance that she has a softer heart than she would like where Caleldir is concerned.

Perhaps Caleldir is the one with the real dilemma. He simply cannot stop having sex with multiple females of varied races!

What then to call it? A Nymph's Dilemma? Librarian's Dilemma? Neither of those would have started me reading and I would be missing this excellent tale.

Oh well, after 105 segments it is surely too late for such thoughts anyway.

Onward to debauching the Nun!

That is a good point, Kuhpa, and one that I have considered several times in the past. I titled this story over four years ago when it first began and I had no idea where it was going to go. I envisioned a story where Ashyr had to struggle with her drow nature, family heritage, and emotional inclinations. Surface vs Underdark. Head vs Heart. Duty vs Freedom. A lot of those dilemmas still exist for her and the drow specifically, but you are right: as of now, those are overshadowed by what Caleldir is dealing with. The story derailed and barrelled right into the realms of fae and gods, rendering the drow - and even the original main character, Ashyr - a mere secondary concern.

There will still be dilemmas for drow to have, which will make the title a little more relevant, but, looking back, we could have come up with a more appropriate title.

We do have a planned end to this series, and a sequel to follow that will hopefully have a title that better reflects the story. I can make no promises about anything, though, since time and energy for writing and editing are rapidly vanishing as our family grows. If there is anyone who can afford to do so, please consider becoming a Patron at: https://www.patreon.com/drowsdilemma

A little bit of cash flow really does help me stay motivated. There was a time when I could happily justify spending a lot of time on a hobby with little to no return. Then I started having kids.

I thought last chapter said there was around 5500 survivors. Now there’s tens of thousands?