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Artemis Fowl
This category is for questions about the fantasy book series known as Artemis Fowl written by Eoin Colfer.
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Who makes Artemis Fowl so gosh dangit smarticles?
Artemis fowl 1, before the Arctic incident, was tough on his son and Artemis fowl 2's role model. Artemis fowl 2 came from a family of geniuses and had a good education, though his father's formality rubbed off on him. before book two, Artemis fowl jr. is basically "a chip off the old fowl block".
Do Artemis and holly live in the same world?
yes, holly lives in haven city, which is in the earth's mantle
What is an unexpected event happened in Artemis Fowl?
It depends which book you mean, or if you mean the whole series.
If you just mean the first book, it would be a spoiler because it is the end.
If you wish to know, look below
SPOILER ALERT
Artemis escapes a bio-bomb, but it is hinted that he was to die and that he himself was unsure that his theory would work.
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he might of had a crush on her once
but now he's trying to avoid his feelings for holly
Is Alex Rider or Artemis Fowl better?
It depends on what you like. The Alex Rider series has a more 007 secret agent feel and is more realistic. Whereas, the Artemis Fowl series is more boy genius feel but is sci-fi.
What was the first impression of Artemis Fowl?
Basically that he is somewhat evil, but the one of the smartest living humans. He at first has little thought for others feelings, but in later books is the hero, working together with Holly (who he earlier tries to kidnap).
What does the code on the bottom of the pages of Artemis Fowl The Time Paradox say?
If you want to do it the way that Artemis did, there is a section in the first book that shows the passage he is trying to translate, and the translated passage, compare that to the bottom, and you will have your answer, think like Artemis people...
Go to ArtemisFowl.com and print the Gnommish alphabet.
I think you were suffering from unusual activity.
What does the complexity of the incident action plan depend on?
It depends on the size and nature of the incident it is designed to address.
Eoin Colfer has cited various authors and influences that have inspired his writing, including Douglas Adams, Roald Dahl, and J.R.R. Tolkien. Adams' humor and wit, Dahl's dark and quirky storytelling, and Tolkien's world-building and epic narratives have all played a role in shaping Colfer's writing style and themes. These authors have provided Colfer with a diverse range of inspiration that is evident in his popular works such as the "Artemis Fowl" series.
