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Post by Daedalus on Sept 27, 2013 14:09:42 GMT
I wouldn't be surprised if he said it to manipulate her. I wouldn't be surprised if the "seed bismuth" was just Coyote trying to get Annie to let him across the bridge unnoticed. That doesn't quite seem his style. He's sworn to never directly harm the Court (giving him less reasons to get over there unnoticed, though by no means none). Furthermore, this seems far more subtle than anything that we've seen from him before (though, of course, it could be unraveling another side of his antagonist side). |
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Post by King Mir on Sept 27, 2013 15:49:49 GMT
I don't think Coyote's feelings for anyone go beyond considering them objects of curiosity. So far he has not been shown to value anything, even himself. Even if true, he doesn't want his toys to break. Annie's more interesting if she's not stung by a wisp wasp. |
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Post by snipertom on Sept 27, 2013 19:24:25 GMT
Well, that's an interesting point to consider... Really, when would he be able to link to her mind and insert himself there to defend her or tease her in the future? I say when he zapped her scar after seeing it for the first time. I was thinking at some point during her stay in the forest, but that works too. Gunnerkrigg Court: Indoctrination theory |
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Post by Nnelg on Sept 27, 2013 23:53:44 GMT
That doesn't quite seem his style. ...Which would be exactly what he wants you to think. |
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Post by quinkgirl on Sept 28, 2013 2:31:20 GMT
That doesn't quite seem his style. ...Which would be exactly what he wants you to think. Coyote's a mystery  For all you know, he could be very serious and just hiding it. That's what makes him so interesting for me. |
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Post by Daedalus on Sept 30, 2013 2:17:08 GMT
...Which would be exactly what he wants you to think. Coyote's a mystery For all you know, he could be very serious and just hiding it. That's what makes him so interesting for me. I doubt it. But, ehh, I was in disbelief when he first went all sinister, so go figure. |
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Post by CoyoteReborn on Sept 30, 2013 2:18:40 GMT
The one thing you do know is that you will never get a straight answer.
And I find that hilarious.
It's y'all's fault for imagining me this way! Wahahahah, the irony!
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Post by Daedalus on Sept 30, 2013 2:25:05 GMT
It's y'all's fault for imagining me this way! Wahahahah, the irony! Dammit, desert guy. You are still making us miserable a thousand years later. We have found a new main antagonist, methinks. |
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Post by quinkgirl on Sept 30, 2013 3:00:32 GMT
It's y'all's fault for imagining me this way! Wahahahah, the irony! Dammit, desert guy. You are still making us miserable a thousand years later. We have found a new main antagonist, methinks. Ha ha! Well, yeah, if his theory is true. Which starts a whole new topic. And can you really say Coyote's a bad guy? |
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Post by Daedalus on Sept 30, 2013 3:03:35 GMT
I meant Deserty Guy was the antagonist for creating Coyote. And I love Coyote's character. He's perfect. When he's not a memory-stealing skeleton. I liked him, a lot, as a trickster mentor. He's actually the reason I started reading in the first place. I was pissed when Tom revealed him to be at least part evil. |
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Post by quinkgirl on Sept 30, 2013 3:34:45 GMT
For introducing him...? I don't understand. I thought you meant for creating him. IF his theory is true, of course. I love him too, partly because I have no idea how he ticks and how fun he can be.
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Post by Daedalus on Sept 30, 2013 3:51:41 GMT
(wince) typo. #fixed
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Post by quinkgirl on Oct 6, 2013 0:07:36 GMT
Well, if Coyote's a god, being partly evil is understandable. Most gods are like that. I guess a eternity with nothing to do can cause you to go a little loopy. Though I was completely exasperated when he started to reveal that bad side. I'm disappointed, lordcoyote  |
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Post by zimmyzims on Oct 8, 2013 8:05:49 GMT
Okay, now that is just enerringly close to my theory... I was going to give it up after Coyote "turned out to just have been nearby" on monday. But now, the evidence is stronger than ever before. I am convinced that, somehow, Coyote is literally inside Annie's mind. Quite possibly in more ways than one; but by at least one meaning of that phrase, he's in her head. You're welcome. |
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For all you know, he could be very serious and just hiding it. That's what makes him so interesting for me.
