Jahlee and the Rajan

The Whorl list — 2 messages, 1 voices, 14 Feb 2001
https://urth.darkrealm.vip/thread/whorl/1160

Johan Akesson14 Feb 2001, 18:50original
My first post, although I´ve lurked for a while. Greetings all but let´s move straight to business. Spectacled Bear beat me at the finishing line but nevertheless: Indeed Jahlee´s attempt at Nettle was a Crime of Passion and not an act of her inhuma nature. The quotes that support this on p315: "I wanted him so long..." Meaning Horn/Silk and p316 "Something like a smile touched Jahlee´s lips. "He had so many, Rani, in Gaon. I couldn´t kill them all." With Rani, probably the female form of Rajan (Queen), Jahlee is adressing Nettle. Jahlee states that the Rajan (Horn/silk) had to many wifes in Gaon for her to kill them all. Perahaps Rajans rescue (saving her from the hole/grave) kindled her interest since she according to the quote presumably was in love with Horn/Silk as early as in Gaon. Johan
Johan Akesson14 Feb 2001, 19:37original

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My first post, although I´ve lurked for a while. Greetings all but let´s move straight to business. Spectacled Bear beat me at the finishing line but nevertheless: Indeed Jahlee´s attempt at Nettle was a Crime of Passion and not an act of her inhuma nature. The quotes that support this on p315: "I wanted him so long..." Meaning Horn/Silk and p316 "Something like a smile touched Jahlee´s lips. "He had so many, Rani, in Gaon. I couldn´t kill them all." With Rani, probably the female form of Rajan (Queen), Jahlee is adressing Nettle. Jahlee states that the Rajan (Horn/silk) had to many wifes in Gaon for her to kill them all. Perahaps Rajans rescue (saving her from the hole/grave) kindled her interest since she according to the quote presumably was in love with Horn/Silk as early as in Gaon. Johan

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