Seawrack's Arm

Brian Lovely · 17 Mar 2009, 18:00 · from 2009-March.txt.gz

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From: brian at studiobl.com (Brian Lovely)
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 14:00:07 -0400
Subject: (urth) Seawrack's Arm
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I was never entirely sure if Babbie had actually bitten off Seawrack's arm.
I HAVE, however, always been curious what that "sharing" of  blood might
have done to Babbie.  Also, In Pajarocu, when Silk/Horn mentions blood (I
think in the context of the Inhumi) Seawrack reacts in a manner that I'm
sure is meant to be a clue.  ...clue to what I have no idea.  It could be
her guilt at having eaten human flesh when she lived with the Mother, but I
think it was more to do with her origin, somehow.  As if she was altered,
--humanized? --made sentient? by some kind of blood sharing.

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