narrator time

maa32 · 09 Apr 2002, 21:30 · from urth-v0204.mbox · original

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From: maa32 <maa32 at dana.ucc.nau.edu>
Subject: (urth) narrator time
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 2002 14:30:45 -0700
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Hey Roy.  Nice point about the narrator being the one for whom only two yea=
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"may" have passed.  It was still fun to think about all those time bending=20
impossibilities, kind of.  I'm glad we don't have to seriously consider it.=
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Any other ideas about that 2/3 year thing? Could there be a delay between t=
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time Horn died on Green and the time he was incorporated into Silk? Are the=
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necessarily contiguous events?
Sorry if my previous post seemed ignorant; I get the digest version and oft=
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miss immediate responses, unless I check the archive during the day.

On another note, I finished Crowley's The Translator two days ago.  I don't=20
know if I even liked it.  I will go back and look over some of the comments=20
that were made here now - maybe I'll think of something interesting to say =
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maybe not.

Marc Aramini

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