Agia: Space Babe
The Urth list — 3 messages, 3 voices, 21 Apr 2003
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James Jordan — 21 Apr 2003, 14:44

         Thematically, anyway, Agia is Enemy. Compare Satan in the Garden. 
Satan is a fallen heavenly being. That doesn't mean Agia is a cacogen; she 
may be a human from space. But thematically, it makes sense for her to have 
fallen from heaven.

Nutria

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Brett M. Grace — 21 Apr 2003, 20:45
  follows, by subject match James Jordan

    Is she Hethor's paracoita?  Wait!  Yes, I know what you're 
thinking.  BUT.  He is delusional.  Given his disordered mind, it 
wouldn't necessarily mean that Agia was artificial.

    I don't remember enough of his ramblings to disprove or support 
this.  Somebody with a fresher memory?  I've always found the deep 
alliance between Agia and Hethor to be a little incredible.

BMG

> James Jordan wrote:
>         Thematically, anyway, Agia is Enemy. Compare Satan in the 
> Garden. Satan is a fallen heavenly being. That doesn't mean Agia is a 
> cacogen; she may be a human from space. But thematically, it makes 
> sense for her to have fallen from heaven.
> 
> Nutria

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matthew.malthouse — 22 Apr 2003, 07:51
  follows, by subject match Brett M. Grace

> On 21/04/2003 21:45:31 Brett M. Grace wrote:
>    Is she Hethor's paracoita?  Wait!  Yes, I know what you're
> thinking.  BUT.  He is delusional.  Given his disordered mind, it
> wouldn't necessarily mean that Agia was artificial.
> 
>    I don't remember enough of his ramblings to disprove or support
> this.  Somebody with a fresher memory?  I've always found the deep
> alliance between Agia and Hethor to be a little incredible.

Hethor lost his paracoita, potentially one cause of his mental disorder.
It seemed to me that Agia was a substitute, possibly an inferior one as
far as he was concerned.

Matthew

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