The Atlantis Complex is about Artemis having a fairy mental disorder called the atlantis complex. This includes having obsessive behavior, paranoia, delusions, and in extreme cases (which he is) multiple personality disorder. His new personality is "nice" Artemis, who cannot make plans to save the world from, as said in Eoin's interview, robots coming to probe Atlantis. Also, his other new personality is an annoying romantic, where in the most embarassing situations, proclaims his love for a certain LEP officer, which makes Kelp a little pissed off since he is also a little flirty with Holly.

This may be of some help or none at all. All I now is that Eoin Colfer's favorite book (not any of the books he has written.) is Stig of the Dump.

First, there is an essay on Artemis Fowl by Prof. J. Argon (a fairy). Afterwards, there's a Prologue telling how Artemis Fowl Senior was kidnapped (by the Russian Mafiya.) Then, it goes the the real story.

Well, pretty much what happened was when they were coming back from Limbo, they went a few years ahead of what was originally planned. So pretty much they weren't around for a few years. Artemis was dropped off at butlers' private place, and Artemis is informed his parents have moved on and had twins. he decides he has to use the magic he has left from the time tunnel to make his parents forget he was gone for 3 years.

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I say a good song to fit Artemis is "Man of the House". It's a good song for Artemis while his father was missing. There's an AMV on Youtube with it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRJs-UO5fGo

"It's all comming back to me now" sort of depicts Artemis's and Holly's relationship....

"Bet on It." Perfect for Arty.

Artemis Fowl has yet to be cast or put into production as of 2008. The screen play was written, but due to complications things came to a stand still at the pre-production phase. The screenplay was written by Jim Sheridan, Simon Carmody, Jeff Stockwell, Chris Viscardi, Will McRobb, and Tim Minear. It will be produced by Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal. The release date is still to be announced. Beyond that there is not much information to go on.

I think it was one designed specially by someone but the font in the books is Perpetua 13.5.

Artemis is the Greek goddess of the Hunt, virginity and the moon. Artemis Fowl is a boy genius in a series of books by Eoin Colfer. If you read the fifth book, the girl genius is named Minerva, the roman goddess of wisdom. In the third book, Fowl makes a reference to the goddess, [SPOILER ALERT] right before he defeats Spiro.

Artemis Fowl The Artic Incident.

Artemis Fowl is a series of novels written by Eoin Colfer, starring a teenage criminal mastermind named Artemis Fowl II. Artemis Fowl, the main character, is a ruthless and extremely intelligent young (human) criminal whose main goal is the acquisition of money through a variety of often illegal schemes. There are many settings in the series, including Siberia, Chicago, Taiwan, Morocco, France and various places in Ireland. One main setting that has been in all the books is the Lower Elements.

Artemis Fowl the second is described to have raven hair, pale skin, and deep blue eyes. He is also described to have a "vampire smile." The reason behind why he has pale skin is due to the countless hours he spent indoors, in front of the computer screen. Artemis always dresses quite well, in suits and such. In book five he ends up getting his index and middle fingers switched, in addition to having one hazel eye, and one blue eye. It is also said his eyes get darker when he lies.

There is also a graphic novel. There are artist depictions of all of the characters from the first book are represented. To see Artemis check the related link below.

I have 4 favourite characters in that book. First Holly Short, I think she's a wonderful character. Artemis is obviously one of my favourites, too. And I must say that I really love Mulch and Foaly. I prefer Holly Short because she is really determined like Artemis Fowl. Holly Short is quick witted when she is in danger.

Do NOT READ if you haven't finished the book........ Yes Artemis Fowl does die sacrificing himself but has a plan to come alive using a clone like Nopal it's very sad when he comes back to life but lost his memory.........:(

Depends on the type you like to read. It is very entertaining and funny. It is a total fantasy story, which I love 'cause fantasy is my favorite. If you don't like fantasy, then don't read it.

Another:

I liked it, because it had the three things I like in a book: an adequate story, humor, and gunfights. :)

Another:

I liked to gape at the prepared and advance mind of Artemis and the action. I await the movie with bated breath.

Another: No, It Is actually quite boring it's got all fairies and gay, girly stuff like that. I had read it in welsh and it's crap.

Another: I don't appreciate that last opinion, but hey, it's your life. Personally, I think the Artemis Fowl series is an entertaining, action-y story with a lot of humor, wit, and unexpected things. I would definitely recommend it to someone who enjoys fantasy.

There are nine chapters in the first book of the Artemis fowl series

In chapter six of the first Artemis Fowl book a group of fairies try to break into the Fowl manor, Butler obviously stops them very quickly and Artemis makes a deal with commander Root.

He would give Captain Short (Holly) back in return for one tonne of gold.

There is a love-hate relationship between him and Holly that is never fully resolved. Also, he is attracted to Minerva Paradizo, but she isn't even mentioned in the last two books of the series.

the opal deception:

opal koboi is out of the hospital and she plans to bring humans and fairies together in a battle, so the lep gets holly to ask Artemis fowl to help them stop her. Artemis has no idea who the fairies are because he was mindwiped. they stop the probe opal is controlling and in the end, Artemis' memories are returned to him.

specific, measurable, action oriented, realistic, time sensative

As like all characters in fiction books, they are made up from the author's imagination, so no, they are not real. although it does say on the blurb of most of his books something about Eoin Colfer being his biographer. I personally would really like it if the characters were real. heheh.

They are real in your world and in Eoin Colfer's world!

And my world.

Artemis finds that money isn't everything and that family is important

One person can set off a chain reaction.

Friendships survive throughout the biggest and worst case-scenarios.

In chapter nine of the the first Artemis Fowl book 'Ace in the Hole', Commander Root, of the LEP, agrees to give Artemis one metric tonne of gold in exchange Captain Holly Short. Root is not overly worried about this, as he is certain that the 'Bio Bomb' the LEP plan to detonate in Artemis' home will kill all of the inhabitants, allowing the gold to be reclaimed.

Butler, Artemis' body guard, is unwilling to further partake in holding Holly ransom, as she saved his life in the previous chapter. Artemis assures him that she will come to no harm, and that she WILL be returned home. Butler is also worried about the Bio Bomb and the safety of his sister, Juliet, but Artemis is confident in his ability to evade death. Butler trusts his judgment.

Acting Commander Cudgeon is upset that his plan to kill everyone inside Fowl Manor with a troll was thwarted by Holly, and tries to blame Root for failure. Unfortunately, the disk of the troll attack was 'lost' and he had no proof. He was demoted 'accidentally' shot with a stunning finger gun by Root.

The gold is delivered. While Artemis and co. are waiting for the trolley to arrive, Holly tries to get Artemis to surrender in order to save Butler and Juliet from their impending doom. The offer is declined.

Artemis declares the gold to be legit, but decides he doesn't need all of it and gives back half return for a wish from Holly.

Artemis knocks Butler, Juliet, and himself out with tranquillizer disguised in

champagne.

The house is bombed.

They wake up.

They have escaped the time field by changing their state of mind from awake to asleep, and therefore escaped the bomb.

The fairies come into Fowl Manor when the time field is still in effect (the Bio Bomb affects only living tissue) and are overcome by nausea, thus confirming that Artemis Fowl had survived and succeeded in being the first human to part a fairy from it's gold.

Angeline Fowl, Artemis' mother, comes down from her room for the first time in years. She tells Artemis she is sorry, and that things will be better from now on. The wish Artemis bought from Holly was his mother's health.

The NIMS incident action plan is a strategy to achieve goals and objectives wile providing important information on event and response parameters. The NIMS incident action plan has been put in place for times of emergency.