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« on: May 07, 2012, 02:21:44 AM »
Didn't that cold power also block a massive force blast at one point? It seems less fire resistance and more magic resistance to me.
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Yeah. When you add in that there's no "void" described around the Scarecrow, and that summer fire DOES reach him, it seems more that he's just filled with "cold cold power" from ancient Winter. I think the fetch/outsider connection is the core error assumption that Jim was commenting on in Neurovore's theory.
Harry actually says specifically otherwise:
As to the first, it's the NeverNever. Theoretically the fight at Arctis Tor could've happened a hundred years prior to the start of the series.
I expect we'll find out more in Cold Days.
Cowl is, in fact, a zombie himself.
I think the best Fit for who did this was the WK(perhaps Lara's influence).
But... I offer this up for debate... Did we SEE lara take over the WK?
For all we know, the WK might be pulling one over all of us.
I believe Thomas says: you must embrace the role.
WC vamps blend in very easily, and are smart. The WK didn't become the WK because he made mistakes that were costly as the one he made with Harry and Thomas.
Truth is, I don't particularly see any solid proof that the WK is under Lara's control. She could be under his control.
Any evidence to the contrary can be construed as evidence that the WK is more capable than we expect.
Harry isn't just an insignificant wizard. He isn't even a normal significant wizard. Harry is something special.
Vitto turned on his own people. The Malvoras and Skavis all died, and all the Raiths would have died. The only White Court vampire to survive would have been Vitto, and any lesser vamps who didn't attend. The White Court would have been basically extinct. Nowhere did Cowl or Vitto imply the goal of the operation was to consolidate power under Vitto, and it wouldn't have made very much sense. If that's what they wanted, they should have not involved Dresden and Cowl should have killed the Skavis.
He says he has seen them in action before, and that when it comes down to it, he's the smart one who actually gets things done. That's not the same thing as speaking and working with them.
The description sounds like the Erlking a bit, but to me it sounds EXACTLY like the wild hunt. In one of the books, DB IIRC, Dresden offhandedly mentions he's ONE of the beings who can call the hunt. Wonder who else can?
Actually, in the Dresden universe, the Wild Hunt can be led by a number of beings--INCLUDING Cern, but not exclusive to him. The Erlking (who isn't Cern) is a being of Faerie who is in Mab's weight division, if not her equal. I believe he is identified as the ruler of the goblins--which should not necessarily be equated with Tolkeinesque/Gygaxesque goblins.
Jim
there is still no hint whatsoever about which theory is correct though. BC, Erl, whoever, nothing. there were a few theories at the time.
personally i think the Erl theory is the weakest, it is too easy.
Ummmmm i love u demonreach (thanks for saving harry)
Really interesting post Knnn. I got say I agree with it.
Just that the fake attack on Gard and Hendricks, they didn't sacrifice the denarian on purpose, I think Harry and Thomas surprised them with their competence.
Recent changelings?? Really?? Someone would choose to become a goatman??
Glad someone gets my jokes =)
Another more random question: do we know if Harry still has the photo of his mother and father at the lincoln memorial, or did they burn up with his apartment?