I previously got Veronica Roth at SDCC. She and a few of the cast signed a Divergent movie
poster. I was one of the lucky ones. Again
I only knew about the movie because of the buzz from the people that were standing
in line with me.
This book signing was large.
I skipped lunch the day before to buy my book and get my wristband. I got to the event at the requested queue
time. Once I found my place in line, I barely
had a chance to look around before we were ushered upstairs.
While the line snaked around a lot, it constantly moved; which
was surprising as you could see Veronica took a second or two with each person. As the line moved, I watched her sign. She is
a very pretty young lady. When she
leaned forward to sign she would appear so serious. Then a fan would say something and a smile would
light up her face.
When my turn arrived, she looked at me and then looked for my
phantom daughter. I was one of the few
males in attendance. And probably the only guy that didn’t have a daughter drag
them to this. She recovered quickly and
signed. I leaned over and said I was one
of the lucky ones to get her signature at ComicCon.
She rewarded me with one of those smiles. She mentioned it was a lot of fun. I asked if she got to see a lot of the chaos and
craziness on the floor. I also added
that the signings way in the back of the convention center are such a
contrast. She did admit is it was much
calmer back there.
She seemed willing to chat more but I was very conscience of
the line and I really had no more to say.
I thanked her and left.
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