Will and Georgia’s child

[SerScot]

Anyone think this child might have been conceived on Demonreach during the events of Turn Coat?  If so… will that impact the child?  How will it impact the child?

[Bad Alias]

All I know is that the kid was born with supernatural werewolf abilities.

Georgia was visibly pregnant during Changes. Turn Coat is the book before, so maybe.

To the timeline!

[Bad Alias]

10 ASF, Summer: Turn Coat (and simultaneously, the Morgan-POV microfiction Journal)

11 ASF, October: Changes (and simultaneously, Goodbye, a microfiction best read AFTER Ghost Story)

11 ASF, late Decemberish: Billy and Georgia’s daughter is born!

So probably not conceived on Demonreach. That would have been, at a minimum, a 15 month term.

[Dina]

Why would the kid be conceived in Demonreach?
Also, I don't remember if he is a boy or a girl.

[Mira]

Why would the kid be conceived in Demonreach?
Also, I don't remember if he is a boy or a girl.

  It's  possible that the kid was, there was strong evidence that Will and Georgia did make love while there.  Or a point was made to mention it, a point that has little to do with anything unless the possibility that a child was conceived.  If one was, does a child  conceived by two werewolves on an island like Demonreach become something special by the time the BAT rolls around?  So I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the possibility unless the time for gestation doesn't add up. However here is another question on that front, is the time for gestation the same for werewolves as it is for vanilla humans?

[g33k]

So probably not conceived on Demonreach. That would have been, at a minimum, a 15 month term. 

Assuming Georgia stayed human the whole term, I think we're looking at a 9-month pregnancy +/- a bit.  The longest human  pregnancy ever recorded was 12 months (and it was quite an outlier; so much so that (despite multiple doctors attesting it) there was claim of a hoax).

Wolves' gestation is even shorter -- typically 2-2.5 months.

I don't think 15 months is realistic, sorry.

Of course, Jim may write it that way anyhow.  We know (from some of the "impossibilities" uncovered in the timeline) that Jim's a bit prone to working from memory and going "that's probably close enough."

[Mira]

Assuming Georgia stayed human the whole term, I think we're looking at a 9-month pregnancy +/- a bit.  The longest human  pregnancy ever recorded was 12 months (and it was quite an outlier; so much so that (despite multiple doctors attesting it) there was claim of a hoax).

  Truthfully in the case of a werewolf, I don't think one can assume anything. 

[g33k]

  Truthfully in the case of a werewolf, I don't think one can assume anything. 

That may well be true; but Harry has been at some pains to point out -- in various contexts -- that the Alpha's are "just" wolves -- essentially indistinguishable from real wolves (unlike the Loup, the Hexenwolves, etc).