what is Nita's hair like?

[Slash]

Some say it is long some say shord I guss only DD can say what is it long or short but what do you think?.... I think long!

sorry fo talking agan but I still think it is long!

Merged two short posts - Peter

[Kathy Li]

Errrr... Slash, if you're posting simply to boost your post count/Karma? -- don't. If it's annoying and frequent enough, the admins just might clear your post count back down to zero.

[joe]

just look on the cover of W@W, its long and black. and thats a fact.

[Snow Ear]

I have a different cover on my YW books and she has looooong dirty blonde hair! so I am a weeeea bit confuzled!

[kaiba4ever]

I think DD described it as being short dirty blond-ish. But I don't imagine her with that sort of hair at all. I think of Neets as having long, wavy dark hair, like on some of the covers.

[Slash]

no i am not trying to boost up my posting tihng I just notiset that on one cover her hair is long and red and on the relly old one it is short and dirty!

[Peter Murray]

In SYWTBAW, Nita's hair is described as dark. I can't find any description while skimming DW, HW, AWAb, TWD or WH. Oh, or BoNwM, either. The afterword to the 20th anniversary edition says "short dark-blonde hair".

WAW says "light brunette hair cut just above her shoulders", and a discussion on the board suggested that her hair is lighter after her holiday in WH.

Or there's the paper dolls topic - DD made the first two dolls of Nita, so they presumably reflect her view of Nita.

[Dragon Writer]

I always think of it as kind of a light brown, which fits since it apparently lightened on her wizards holiday. yoU'D THINK It would have darkened up by now though...

[Dragon Writer]

I have a different cover on my YW books and she has looooong dirty blonde hair! so I am a weeeea bit confuzled!

don't worry about it. EVERYONE here is confused. that's why this topic exists. The problem is, there are too many different versions of it!

[InkSlinger]

I agree. thanks for all the research peter, I think it helps to know what the author is thinking. of course, it's also important the way the readers see nita.