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[CD spoilers] Cowl = Simon reference thread
wizard nelson:
--- Quote from: Arjan on January 15, 2013, 12:56:06 PM ---I always assumed Peabody simply invaded some minds and the wizard(s) influenced that way just led the vampires in. It is the most simple explanation.
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anyone make the peabody, kemmler connection? peabody wrote a book(don't remember the date early 1900's?) that is instrumental to using the erlking's hunter spirits to complete a darkhallow. he later turns out to be a traitor seeking the councils destruction, coincidence? i think not... peabody writing that book(in german, kemmlers native land?) is reeeal fishy to me.
Mortax:
Wouldn't it be hilarious if Cowl was Peabody, and Dresden has been so worried about him all this time. lol (No, I don't believe this.)
That said, after some others posting, Simon is mentioned at least as often as Peabody, if not more. Not counting the book where we get the big reveal about Peabody. Before that I think he was mentioned several times and spoke maybe once.
Cenphx:
Doesnt LaFortier also mention Simon when he is accusing Harry of being involved? When he claims Harry would know how to get past Simon's defense because Harry was Justin's apprenticeand Justin was Simon's? All the other dead, but important, characters have made an onscreen appearance except for Simon (Maggie Sr., Harry's dad, Justin). Unless he's Cowl.
wizard nelson:
ahhh but thats the thing, how important is simon? unless he is cowl not very. thanks for mentioning the justin was his apprentice thing, didn't realise that and hadn't seen it brought up.
TheCuriousFan:
--- Quote from: wizard nelson on January 17, 2013, 06:57:05 AM ---ahhh but thats the thing, how important is simon? unless he is cowl not very. thanks for mentioning the justin was his apprentice thing, didn't realise that and hadn't seen it brought up.
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Not important enough that Jim thought up a complete backstory for him.
http://www.jimbutcheronline.com/bb/index.php/topic,35160.msg1715986.html#msg1715986
On the other hand, Fred did avoid saying Simon was killed....
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