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DF Reference Collection / Re: Questions for Jim 2012 style 2
« on: December 03, 2012, 09:51:09 PM »
Can a White Court vampire feed on Harry? On Murphy?
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I'm a beta. Jim sent us the final chapters toward the end of July, though I guessed Molly's fate months before. Jim suggested the pinup subject to me in mid-August.thank you - I was curious on the timing.
The art is by Lee Moyer. I was the model for Lee's reference photos of the various Mollys. You can see a handful here!so, had you read the ending of CD when you modeled, or were you shocked that the story went down that particular trouser leg?
Anyone else think that Maeve's birthday suit piercings foreshadows the Molly situation?weren't they also the only two who wished him a happy birthday?
"Mommy, mommy, mommy", she said. "Owie, owie, owie."
White Night is filled with kicks in the gut. Finding Anna dead. I dunno if Lash committing suicide was a kick in the gut or not, but it was very powerful.
No one got an interactive goodbye moment with Harry other than Mouse, because only Mouse could see him. Even Mort couldn't see him once Uriel pulled him out of Molly's mind. (Which I think says something important about Mouse, since he could see Harry, even when a major-league ectomancer couldn't.)i wasn't surprised. Mouse cowed Lea, and for all his power in GS, I don't know if Mort shows up on her radar.
Regardless, though, Thomas did get seriously screwed over in Ghost Story. I'd bet that'll be a big issue between him and Harry in the future. He got screwed over in Changes, by not being warned about Harry's suicide arrangement, and he got screwed over even worse in Ghost Story, when Harry didn't visit him or have the chance to drop by and explain everything, or say goodbye. That's the kind of thing that could hurt a close family member's feelings.definitely screwed, but it was also well explained in the story. Thomas wasn't out and about in the world, drowning in his misplaced guilt. Harry was on a deadline, and once he got moving, he didn't have time for sight seeing, and Thomas wouldn't have been able to see him at the end, anyway.
All this has led me to a somewhat small conundrum: if Harry was the key Mab needed to fight Captain Kudzu, because Kudzu is outsider-boosted, why is it summer's fire that was the key to wounding him? It seems like some sort of outsiderbane-ness should have been the deciding factor, which was what made Harry important to the equation, rather than summer's fire which did the trick. I'm not debating the point that Captain Kudzu was outsider boosted--I think the arguments on that fact are compelling. I know this is a small point to the overall arguments, which are impressive, but I am trying to digest it all....The Outsider magic resistance may be related to mortal magic. Maybe summer fire is something else entirely? It is totally inimical to Winter, certainly, and would certainly have injured the fetch seriously if it had no such protection.
Yeah. It does make more sense that she is Marcone's. What about some other entity? I think that it is too easy for it to be just Marcone. Maybe I'm looking for connections where there are none. But she was way out of Marcone's territory to be enlisted into his employ I think. Maybe some one we haven't seen. If you learned how to turn into a wolf, would you stop even if your group of friends grew apart. Maybe she got into some messy shiznit in California (I think that's where they said she was.) That would also be a great reason to pick up & leaveshe said she worked for ILM. maybe that was a cover? could she have worked for Silverlight?
I suggest you reread, as Toto is jumping at Will because he likes him, hence the latter scene where he snuggles next to Will's wolf form. Will even smiles as Toto lunges at him, so from my reading Toto has no ill will towards Will, just Marci.hard to say - "the little dog abruptly sprang out of Abby's arms"... "Abby shushed the Yorkie and frowned at Will" I took Will's smile as him being amused. And while Jim doesn't specify if he showed teeth, that would be a sign of aggression. I don't think Abby would've felt the need to stop Toto or frown at Will if the dog were just going to happily trot over for a scritch.
Which is a tad peculiar to me.