Babbiehorn?: Was: a sincere question mostly for roy
Gerry Quinn · 17 Nov 2011, 17:12
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From: gerry at bindweed.com (Gerry Quinn) Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:12:56 -0000 Subject: (urth) Babbiehorn?: Was: a sincere question mostly for roy In-Reply-To: <4EC53B39.5040904 at gmail.com> References: <163817.55332.qm at web58206.mail.re3.yahoo.com><006a01cba98c$08dce140$76d04a0c@rclackey><4EC2EA57.6050603 at verizon.net><4EC2F7F8.50603 at verizon.net><4EC32090.3080402 at gmail.com><B9D6EE0B77924CE3B3A6141A77AE9C7B@Rover><4EC3D6A0.3010702 at gmail.com><785184038C7F43F5B8904AF2ACEEDAEC@Rover><4EC3EA56.5040304 at verizon.net><269ABB99AB7A4844B481781484E4FFE0@Rover><4EC3F0F1.8050004 at gmail.com><361A3DF9EDE34095B43F57AFC934C667@Rover><4EC3FB63.7010301 at gmail.com><8B62A70E4701459087B6534260A0D361@Rover><4EC40D79.1080009 at gmail.com><3509EB1DEEA74B1A868D1A0E3A6D2E7A@Rover><4EC425DF.8000303 at gmail.com><CAJ8=rthM7y+s2Jk+2OF6t1JUhYrhJLNKEmkcvQMj752B=Hz6Xw at mail.gmail.com><4EC42AFA.2000008 at gmail.com><F3ABD324B1E84461A089FEF226F8FC30@Rover><4EC4872B.4020603 at verizon.net><3FD4B4C9049148FCA9E1C2193CFBB5F0@Rover><4EC5091F.10007 at verizon.net><4EC520E6.3080505 at gmail.com><496A0102D6484FFD8598FD036F20265C@Rover><4EC52F27.6080702 at gmail.com><7270FCCB96DD4753A243203E844A79D1@Rover> <4EC53B39.5040904 at gmail.com> Message-ID: <F0460D9F70CB4425949F36BBC3259473@Rover> From: James Wynn On 11/17/2011 10:35 AM, Gerry Quinn wrote: > > While I?m far from certain of the theory above (the first one, not the > > techno-ghost, which would work much better if it happened in Rose?s > > room, which has a glass), I do ?own? it to the extent that I strongly > > believe it?s correct about Mucor, I think it?s the most reasonable > > interpretation of Pike so far, and I don?t really know about the bird, > > but I like the Mucor possession idea. Silk only saw something behind a > > curtain that looked like a bird flying out the window, then he thought > > of Oreb. He?d have thought of Oreb if he saw any large bird. > No. *According to the text* Silk saw *Oreb*. He only doubted himself > based on the fact that "it made no sense" since Oreb couldn't fly. Then > he collects a series of other rationalizations. In the darkness. In the faint skylight from a curtained window. But he ?saw? him so it must have been Oreb no matter what absurdly contrived explanation we have to make to justify it. That?s just silly literalism. He thought it was Oreb, but it wasn?t a big deal to him until he remembered Oreb had a dislocated wing, and his curiosity was piqued. > If none of your theories explains the second Oreb (or the something that > looked an awful lot like Oreb flying out the window) then they explain > nothing. A bird possessed by Mucor explains it, IMO. It?s the best I can do at the moment. Now, how do you explain how a time travelling one-eyed Rajan looks like a 70+ year old Pike? - Gerry Quinn -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.urth.net/pipermail/urth-urth.net/attachments/20111117/113db892/attachment.htm>
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