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Bad Alias:
The Betas told Jim about the "continuity errors" surrounding Mortimer in GS (his house and shaved head were wrong). Jim kept the "errors" in. That makes them intentional. Other continuity errors could also be intentional.


--- Quote from: Vairelome on July 16, 2020, 01:47:50 AM ---Another continuity difficulty--when Harry and Lara are going to rescue Thomas, Harry accidentally burns Lara, which confirms some things with regard to him and Karrin.  However, on the way out, there's no mention of Harry being particularly careful not to burn Thomas, which I'd think would be a concern?

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When he was in the lab, he used towels to handle Thomas being careful not to touch him directly, if I recall correctly.

Grifter:

--- Quote from: Bad Alias on July 16, 2020, 03:40:02 AM ---The Betas told Jim about the "continuity errors" surrounding Mortimer in GS (his house and shaved head were wrong). Jim kept the "errors" in. That makes them intentional. Other continuity errors could also be intentional.
When he was in the lab, he used towels to handle Thomas being careful not to touch him directly, if I recall correctly.

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I don't know that I would call the Mortimer things "intentional".  It might have also been just a mistake and a missed opportunity to fix.

vultur:

--- Quote from: Vairelome on July 16, 2020, 02:03:11 AM ---Would that mean that Lara could exercise enough control to touch Harry and not get burned now that she knows Harry is protected?

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Probably. Lara has a lot of control. I was kind of surprised that she got burned at all by Harry, to be honest.

Arjan:
Jim wanted to show the protection, that was more important

Mira:


But she didn't get burned when they were on the ground together and the Mantle had very amorous ideas.  Harry merely called it off before it went any further, not that he didn't want it to go further. I am not saying she wouldn't have been burned, but just that it didn't happen. So unless they try again later in the book and she gets burnt, it didn't happen when she and Harry have their little exercise session at her estate when they first meet.

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