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Mucor's fish

Joel Priddy · 09 Nov 1999, 13:25 · from whorl-v0010.mbox · original

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From: Joel Priddy <jpriddy at saturn.vcu.edu>
Subject: (whorl) Mucor's fish
Date: Tue, 9 Nov 1999 13:25:46
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When I read the part where Mucor said the fish would be waiting on a rock,
I just assumed that she possessed the fish, and drove them to leap out of
the water. I was confused that Horn, who clearly knows all about Mucor's
ability, didn;t assume this as well. So what am I missing? Is it stated
somewhere in Long Sun that Mucor can't possess little-brained animals, or
something?

BTW, as soon as I got my copy of _OBW_, I took the paper jacket off and
tossed it. I recommend this to everyone because (a) the cover is tacky to
the
point of acute embarassment, and (b) the hardcover under the dustwrap is
actually a lovely rich blue. This greatly improved the object-quality of
the book.

cephalothorax




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