AEG clones

Dave Tallman · 19 Dec 2008, 05:11 · from 2008-December.txt.gz

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From: davetallman at msn.com (Dave Tallman)
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 22:11:01 -0700
Subject: (urth) AEG clones
Message-ID: <494B2CE5.6010106 at gmail.com>

James Wynn wrote:
 > >He had no idea that Cassie's star-power had penetrated his ability to
 > > cloud men's minds. If he thought she had checked, then he might 
choose to
 > > change his story.
 >
 > Errr...if this is so, why didn't her star power allow her to penetrate it
 > later in the restaurant when she watched him disappear?

I like I suggestion I saw on the lists here recently that her power is 
extra-strong when she is performing on stage. It makes both the play and 
the audience more real to her, as seen in this quote: "...the play had 
become far more serious and real, a real life -- hers -- watched not at 
all strangely by several hundred people sitting in the dark" (p. 52).

It was during the performance that she stole a glance at the audience 
and saw Bill. When she had exited, she looked out the peephole and could 
no longer see him (p. 53).

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