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Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - Scott Miller - 10-30-2006
webby Wrote:Major HARBINGERS spoilers!!
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Glaeken isn't indestructable. He could be killed if he were injured seriously enough. I've been figuring that making Jack the Heir is the Ally's way of having a "backup" just in case Glaeken were to be killed somehow.
So Jack is like the Ally's Semmerling?
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 10-30-2006
webby Wrote:Major HARBINGERS spoilers!!
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Glaeken isn't indestructable. He could be killed if he were injured seriously enough. I've been figuring that making Jack the Heir is the Ally's way of having a "backup" just in case Glaeken were to be killed somehow.
Maybe there have been Heirs waiting in the wings as long as Glaeken has been alive - just in case. The Heirs don't get immortality as long as Glaeken stays alive.
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huh???
I had a little case of brain-lock there, Webby--Britfan explained all, as did you. Thanks to both of yez. As far as that YOU STOP... phrase goes, it's from ROCKY. The boxing match at the end of the flick. Balboa wants to go the distance, that's all. He has no illusions about beating the champion Apollo Creed. Just go the distance, so he knows he's "not just another bum from the neighborhood." Late round, Rocky's on his stool in his corner, resting between rounds, waiting for the bout to continue. And he's beat-up fairly bad. His trainer Mickey says, "Kid, you gave your best. Everybody's proud. But I'm gonna stop it now." And Rocky replies, "You stop this fight, I'll kill you." (That looks pretty dry in print--you really have to see it.) The phrase just flew off my fingers after typing SPOILER 5 times. A good ROCKY discussion, from a phenomenological existentialist viewpoint, I'm always good for!
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - Manda_W - 10-30-2006
So Jack is like the Ally's Semmerling?
Scott, good one, that cracked me up!!
Damn, I have only read Harbringers once (and in 1 day) and I usually miss the little things in the first reading, it takes the second to get the details. But, heir now makes more sense!
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - webby - 10-30-2006
Scott Miller Wrote:So Jack is like the Ally's Semmerling?
Totally.
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 10-30-2006
Scott Miller Wrote:So Jack is like the Ally's Semmerling?
Fun analogy, Scott, but maybe not exact. Have you read HARBINGERS?
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - Sourdoughs - 10-31-2006
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Glaeken isn't indestructable. He could be killed if he were injured seriously enough. I've been figuring that making Jack the Heir is the Ally's way of having a "backup" just in case Glaeken were to be killed somehow.
Maybe there have been Heirs waiting in the wings as long as Glaeken has been alive - just in case. The Heirs don't get immortality as long as Glaeken stays alive.
A thought came to mind when I read this. Is there an heir to Rasalom, then? Why not? If so, have we come across him/her yet?
Along these same lines, would it be fun to get stories from the Rasalom viewpoint, or would that be too dark and gruesome. I think it'd be too dark.
-MarcC
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - Manda_W - 10-31-2006
Sourdoughs Wrote:A thought came to mind when I read this. Is there an heir to Rasalom, then? Why not? If so, have we come across him/her yet?
Along these same lines, would it be fun to get stories from the Rasalom viewpoint, or would that be too dark and gruesome. I think it'd be too dark.
-MarcC
Marc, there is no such thing as too dark, remember Danny Gordon???
That is actually a brilliant idea! It would be way cool to find out more about Rasalom and an "heir".
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - cobalt - 10-31-2006
Sourdoughs Wrote:A thought came to mind when I read this. Is there an heir to Rasalom, then? Why not? If so, have we come across him/her yet?What a concept! An heir to Rasalom, that would be a story.....now wouldn't it?
Along these same lines, would it be fun to get stories from the Rasalom viewpoint, or would that be too dark and gruesome. I think it'd be too dark.
-MarcC
Nightworld Questions/Comments (spoilers) - BrettM - 11-01-2006
Sourdoughs Wrote:Is there an heir to Rasalom, then?Well, in Conspiracies Rasalom was concerned that he might not be The One. The fact that there could be other candidates suggests that there might be an heir. But, given the nature of evil, I would expect Rasalom to destroy any wannabe competitors he finds (as he does in Gateways), and anyone who thought they might be an heir would certainly be working to knock off the top dog and take his place.
Brett