The Book of Typhon part two: Silk as Typhon

Lisa Schaffer-Doggett · 08 Mar 2003, 17:14 · from urth-v0303.mbox · original

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From: Lisa Schaffer-Doggett <harlekin at earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: (urth) The Book of Typhon part two:  Silk as Typhon
Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 09:14:45 -0800
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On Friday, March 7, 2003, at 10:58 PM, Roy C. Lackey wrote:

>
>
> Had Silk been a clone of Typhon, then Silk would have looked exactly=20
> like
> him (at least as Typhon looked before he acquired Piaton's body),=20
> which is
> presumably why you wrote:
>
>>> Now, here are a few rhetorical questions.  Why did the White Headed
> One, Hierax (who most likely really was Hierax, much as Oreb was Scylla
> in SS) attack Silk so violently?  Could it be he recognized him?<<
>
>

I realized that I didn't quite reply to your question.  When I said=20
that Hierax perhaps recognized Silk, I meant that he recognized him as=20
Typhon, not necessarily as Pas.  The other Gods had the memories of=20
their Urth counterparts (as per Kypris' recollections) and they most=20
certainly knew the Plan, or part of it.


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