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Who is the guy with an English accent in the cell at Demonreach?
morriswalters:
Working on the assumption that Butcher doesn't throw out random noise, why does he point at that particular prisoner? Is he perhaps the original Merlin? Or someone else of importance?
wardenferry419:
There are many theories on that one.
pcpoet:
its James Marster being punished for not being available to do the voice work for the audio Cold days.
Arjan:
--- Quote from: morriswalters on July 03, 2018, 11:16:27 PM ---Working on the assumption that Butcher doesn't throw out random noise, why does he point at that particular prisoner? Is he perhaps the original Merlin? Or someone else of importance?
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The original merlin spoke old welsh, why would he have a english accent?
morriswalters:
--- Quote from: Arjan on July 04, 2018, 10:54:28 AM ---The original merlin spoke old welsh, why would he have a english accent?
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Well, because Dresden doesn't speak old welsh. ;)
More seriously in my admittedly twisted reasoning, it places his origin, the UK. He also uses the phrase, "Go away, boy." And if my mind hasn't completely failed me, Ebenezer uses similar syntax a couple of times. As in this example from Changes.
--- Quote ---“I want you to help save millions or billions of little girls, boy,” he said, his own voice dropping into a hard, hard growl. “Not throw them away for the sake of one.”
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And Ebenezer's diaries and those of the Master's in his line, begin with Merlin, don't they?
It's thin, and I'm open to other alternatives.
--- Quote from: wardenferry419 on July 04, 2018, 12:42:00 AM ---There are many theories on that one.
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Can you point me at any?
--- Quote from: pcpoet on July 04, 2018, 07:34:30 AM ---its James Marster being punished for not being available to do the voice work for the audio Cold days.
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I could have sworn that in my audible copy, James Marsters was reading. Who knew?
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