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Post by Yin on Dec 29, 2008 8:00:46 GMT
Hmm. Checking for proof of Coyote's tomfoolery? Smart.
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Post by biggerj on Dec 29, 2008 8:07:27 GMT
What's the bet that this chapter will end with a revelation that there is now a very large fingerprint on the moon?
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Post by edzepp on Dec 29, 2008 8:07:35 GMT
If there isn't a picture in the fan art thread soon depicting a curly Reynardine I will be very disappointed.
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Post by Yin on Dec 29, 2008 8:09:36 GMT
No bet; it's probably what they're using the telescope for  |
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Post by biggerj on Dec 29, 2008 8:15:37 GMT
Maybe the fingerprint is on the dark side that always faces away from Earth.
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Post by Per on Dec 29, 2008 10:42:27 GMT
What's the bet that this chapter will end with a revelation that there is now a very large fingerprint on the moon? That was my first thought too when Kat goes to the telescope (so it's probably something else). |
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Post by picaro on Dec 29, 2008 11:57:51 GMT
Curly Reyn!
Silly Annie, don't you know it's only as real as you let it be?
Kinda cheapens the moment by checking up on it like this although I know that she wouldn't trust Coyote.
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Post by cenit on Dec 29, 2008 13:27:37 GMT
I wish my shcool had an observatory like that
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Post by Shunpike on Dec 29, 2008 21:53:06 GMT
The environment change from this page to the last is interesting.
Kat is somehow technical and friendly at once in this page. It's very succinct.
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Post by starburst98 on Dec 29, 2008 23:48:38 GMT
last page is so goind to be EPIC ZOOM out showing the far side of the moon with a poke on it.
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Post by Tierra Y Libertad on Dec 30, 2008 2:27:30 GMT
I think the third panel has a typo-it should be "Well", not "Welp".
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Post by biggerj on Dec 30, 2008 2:33:29 GMT
I think the third panel has a typo-it should be "Well", not "Welp". ' Welp' is a commonly used variation. |
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Post by Chrome on Dec 30, 2008 3:57:59 GMT
I wish I could've seen curly Reynardine too.  Smart checking for lunar activity. My theory is that the Court and the Wood exist in partially separate "dimensions" where what happens in the Wood isn't neccessarily what happens in the Court as well. They're linked by the Annan Waters and the Bridge, and both seem to have enough in common as separate-yet-linked realities (or bubbles of reality) for paranormal events to leak into the Court side. That way, some of the Court's reality still leaks enough into the Wood for there to have been descendants of humans separated from the Court when the Waters were created. And it could even explain the original squabble: both sides were in their respective "realities" thinking they were right, because their own little bubbles confirmed them to be right. But once you cross from one of these bubbles, the rules change a little. In the Wood, they change enough for Coyote to bring the Moon down from the sky. In the Court, they stay by the Court's own rules, and the Moon stayed in its place. The question's going to be how much leaks between the two worlds, and what effect this all had on the Moon on the Court's side. (For a better example of the whole reality-separation thing...anyone read Marion Zimmer Bradley's "The Mists of Avalon"? Avalon, in that novel, exists in another "world" on the same island that a church does. But if you bring the mists, and then part them, you have access to the other reality--much like the walk across the Bridge and the Waters between the Court and the Wood.) |
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Post by fjodor on Dec 30, 2008 16:07:40 GMT
The parallel dimension/reality thing would also explain Zimmy's strange ability, Basil's presence in his time share, and the still unexplained foot steps in the mirror earlier on in the story.
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Post by mari on Dec 30, 2008 16:09:14 GMT
(For a better example of the whole reality-separation thing...anyone read Marion Zimmer Bradley's "The Mists of Avalon"? Avalon, in that novel, exists in another "world" on the same island that a church does. But if you bring the mists, and then part them, you have access to the other reality--much like the walk across the Bridge and the Waters between the Court and the Wood.) While I love that book, I don't think it's for everyone. It's huge. But I think you explained it adequately enough without readers having to be MIA for a while to read it and get the idea, LAUGHING ON LINE. |
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Post by Chrome on Dec 30, 2008 18:16:28 GMT
Yeah. It is huge. Forgot to mention that. :/ What I really wanted was to just explain the parallel worlds thing. The big difference seems to me that the parallel worlds are in separate locations, but there's still that bridge of realities. Makes me wonder why the Court pushed to have that bridge built. Bet it was to get to those humans separated when the Waters were created. I'm itching to see Jones' explanation for that whole story. |
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Post by Babble-jargon Bill on Dec 30, 2008 20:05:59 GMT
This was the first page I read after waiting for it for two agonizing days. When you read the whole story as a whole, you really take the fact that there was a space between every page for granted. I thought it was funny that Annie would actually check for lunar activity to see if it was an illusion or not. I laughed when Kat mentioned Reynardine getting all curly, I can't wait to see what happened to him.
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