Clute's Review of IGJ <SPOILERS>

Endymion9 · 16 Aug 2000, 18:29 · from whorl-v0011.mbox · original

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From: "Endymion9" <endymion9 at mindspring.com>
Subject: (whorl) RE: Clute's Review of IGJ <SPOILERS>
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 18:29:23
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Horn as Inhumu.  Interesting premise.  Definitely shocked me.

Continuing the Pros and Cons of Horn being a inhumu.

Pros:

He hasn't returned to Nettle although it seems to be within his power.

He states he can't return to Seawrack.  Is this why?

Cons:

If when he died on Green an inhumu decided to inpersonate Horn, or drank
from his essense and became Horn, then where would the story of the Neighbor
transferring Horn's essense to another body fit in.

Why wouldn't Horn have died in the snow from exposure as Fava did.  He said
that she benefited from his body heat but he got nothing from her (cold
blooded).

Dennis/Endy
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