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jonas:
Ah..haha, no, Grevane does not work with corpsetaker lol.
An idk if you can say you've done enough theorizing, you've certainly plumbed the depths of your current perspective theories, but that's a narrow width compared to the broad range of views. That's why I read and try to justify, or negate theories here.(to myself mostly) Cause they should either open my own perspective larger, ergo creating a larger pool from which to theorize, or show me what's not there to springboard from.
Your own crazy Murphy=Mab theory made me realize a couple things for instance, one which was more or less confirmed by a fellow urban fantasy author/nerdgasm by.
wardenferry419:
I think many of us have hit the wall of ennui. I know I have. Apologies.
groinkick:
I have too... But damn it I will keep fighting to try to bring up something random to talk about.
jonas:
Well in that spirit, lets try starborn. So starborn happen at 'conjunctions' in space time right?
We have Mab reference Time as Him concluding a chronos connection and Lea confirms that the "echo's of creation still reverberate in the memory of the universe.
Combine the two and the idea that stars themselves are conjunctions in spacetime, defined by the big bang/breaking of Chronos, both proven events per above^, become much more palatable yes?
throw in the odd greek connection to eight visible 'celestial bodies' visible from earth and we have our general line up of usual suspects to be reborn with influence inside our own 'star'/existence.
and that easily sets up outsiders as the shadows between the stars, as the voids of existence, the things that used to be there. Anyone else see it> any reason I should modify it with something?(which will of course draw out other things I can think of that support this in ways)
raidem:
I'm tired. Is the next book out yet.
Sry Jonas. It's just my level of enthusiasm is at rock bottom. I'm back to playing wow now.
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