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Fellowship and Formor
dspringer1:
Both the fellowship and the Formor recruited heavily from outcasts. example - Hanah asher was recruited by fellowship. Just saying that there are likely to be connections (personal or organizational). They recruit from the same pool of creatures and are both outcasts and they both mostly work outside of supernatural society. I would be shocked if some members of the fellowship did know well some members of the Formor
exartiem:
Comparing the Fomor and the Fellowship is like comparing horses and elephants. They both have four legs, big ears and long noses. But they are really different animals.
KurtinStGeorge:
Even if your hypothesis is correct, any surviving members of the Fellowship might not be too happy to see Harry seeing as how in destroying the Red Court Harry also killed most members of the Fellowship. Hannah Ascher's anger towards Harry might only be somewhat exaggerated compared to what non-denarian survivors of the Fellowship feel about Harry. Of course, some would be OK with what Harry did, but that doesn't necessarily translate into wanting to help Harry, especially for someone who got their life back and now wants nothing to do with the magical world.
dspringer1:
--- Quote ---Even if your hypothesis is correct, any surviving members of the Fellowship might not be too happy to see Harry seeing as how in destroying the Red Court Harry also killed most members of the Fellowship.
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Agree that surviving fellowship members are almost certainly young and/or not half vamps. They are unlikely to be the ones so dedicated the cause that they willingly except the deaths of their friends. That said, most of the fellowship was killed by the Red Court and their leadership decapitated -- as stated by Martin to the Red King. If the survivors are aware of this, they may see Harry's actions more favorably as most of the survivors from near certain death. In any case, they are - at best - going to have mixed feelings about Harry's actions. However, I think that just would make the story more interesting if Harry must recruit such reluctant help.
--- Quote ---Comparing the Fomor and the Fellowship is like comparing horses and elephants. They both have four legs, big ears and long noses. But they are really different animals.
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Not sure they were that different. The books implied that the fellowship were into all sorts of illegal (but unstated) activities to raise money and clearly operated in a manner similar to terrorists (bombings, etc). It is likely they smuggled drugs, bombed, assassinated and did other unpleasant things. These were not knights of the cross. Having contacts with the Formor seems quite reasonable/likely to me given this context.
Rasins:
--- Quote from: dspringer1 on September 14, 2017, 02:59:32 PM ---Not sure they were that different. The books implied that the fellowship were into all sorts of illegal (but unstated) activities to raise money and clearly operated in a manner similar to terrorists (bombings, etc). It is likely they smuggled drugs, bombed, assassinated and did other unpleasant things. These were not knights of the cross. Having contacts with the Formor seems quite reasonable/likely to me given this context.
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I like to think of them as the CIS as opposed to the KGB. They both really do the same things, but the CIA are OUR bad guys.
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