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Post by Eily on Aug 3, 2020 11:59:54 GMT
If Egglamore had been Annie's father, she would have been a redhead and single version of Parley.
She probably would have turned into Azula if events similar to Tony's return had happened though.
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Post by bicarbonat on Aug 17, 2020 7:27:49 GMT
It would be interesting to see Kat have a slight bootstrap paradox moment, in which some aspect of her interference in time will either: help the Court's leadership with the power she despises them for abusing; or somehow benefit Diego. Both things would in turn benefit Kat in her pursuits, which is what leads to the building of the Tic-Toc, etc.
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Post by Gemminie on Aug 17, 2020 13:18:10 GMT
It would be interesting to see Kat have a slight bootstrap paradox moment, in which some aspect of her interference in time will either: help the Court's leadership with the power she despises them for abusing; or somehow benefit Diego. Both things would in turn benefit Kat in her pursuits, which is what leads to the building of the Tic-Toc, etc. I would like to point out that Robot's CPU has a bismuth symbol on it, but the extra added part doesn't, implying that it was a later addon, not part of its original design, or it wouldn't be an addon part; it would just be part of the chip. The other seraph robots have similar CPUs. Diego neither built nor designed the modern robots; Diego's golems designed the original ones after his death, and presumably they improved themselves over time. Somebody other than Diego or his golems added that extra piece to the seraph robots' CPUs after they were created. But they're a very old series of robots, so that must have been a long time ago. On a related note, all the other robots created a shield identical to Anja's, but she was unaware they could do that. Every robot in the Court except possibly the seraphs got that capability (perhaps the seraphs have the capability but are immune to the failsafe -- they could do it but didn't). I think it's pretty fair to say that there will be a few more bootstrap paradoxes, yes. The Tic-Toc was reportedly seen before the Court was ever founded, so these may have had some effect on the early Court itself, but it's strongly hinted that they'll be pretty far back.
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Post by GK Sierra on Aug 18, 2020 6:31:33 GMT
This has probably already been guessed, but I am almost certain that the Court's secret project is a machine that either dampens/controls the Ether to bring it under the Court's control or eliminates the Ether entirely. It would explain why Zimmy can't see anything but blankness surrounding it. It seems like something they would be for considering that Coyote/Loup could easily destroy the Court with a single flick of his hand, naturally the Court would be desperately trying to develop a weapon to counteract that immense power.
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Post by todd on Aug 18, 2020 12:50:43 GMT
This has probably already been guessed, but I am almost certain that the Court's secret project is a machine that either dampens/controls the Ether to bring it under the Court's control or eliminates the Ether entirely. It would explain why Zimmy can't see anything but blankness surrounding it. It seems like something they would be for considering that Coyote/Loup could easily destroy the Court with a single flick of his hand, naturally the Court would be desperately trying to develop a weapon to counteract that immense power. While it's possible, I think it more likely that the Court's projects towards the ether are designed to simply understand it (and prove that it's a scientific phenomenon that the Court can quantify like other scientific phenomena, rather than something that "just is"), rather than do anything with it, and that the damage it seems to be doing to the ether is an unintended side effect that the Court's unaware of. (If the Court really is trying to destroy the ether deliberately to protect itself from etheric beings like Loup, that would make a great piece of irony, given that the whole reason why those etheric beings are attacking the Court is because of its experiments on the ether. In other words, if the Court wasn't tampering with the ether, it wouldn't need to.)
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Post by pyradonis on Aug 18, 2020 13:23:00 GMT
It would be interesting to see Kat have a slight bootstrap paradox moment, in which some aspect of her interference in time will either: help the Court's leadership with the power she despises them for abusing; or somehow benefit Diego. Both things would in turn benefit Kat in her pursuits, which is what leads to the building of the Tic-Toc, etc. I would like to point out that Robot's CPU has a bismuth symbol on it, but the extra added part doesn't, implying that it was a later addon, not part of its original design, or it wouldn't be an addon part; it would just be part of the chip. The other seraph robots have similar CPUs. Diego neither built nor designed the modern robots; Diego's golems designed the original ones after his death, and presumably they improved themselves over time. Somebody other than Diego or his golems added that extra piece to the seraph robots' CPUs after they were created. But they're a very old series of robots, so that must have been a long time ago. On a related note, all the other robots created a shield identical to Anja's, but she was unaware they could do that. Every robot in the Court except possibly the seraphs got that capability (perhaps the seraphs have the capability but are immune to the failsafe -- they could do it but didn't). I think it's pretty fair to say that there will be a few more bootstrap paradoxes, yes. The Tic-Toc was reportedly seen before the Court was ever founded, so these may have had some effect on the early Court itself, but it's strongly hinted that they'll be pretty far back. Given that even the original Golems can interface with the CPU of a contemporary one (S13's CPU worked with the original model), and the CPUs are modelled in a way which was only developed in the 20th century, we are proooobably in for one or two additional paradoxes. I hope not too many, though.
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Post by blahzor on Aug 19, 2020 4:08:38 GMT
ok my current idea on the long term plot
in some timeline Annie died early on and Kat later still became mecha god and encountered the norns, made the tictocs and sent them to save Annie to see if she could. It works but something else happens, kat still becomes mecha god see's the norns and they bring up that she's seen them before and vaguely what she did last time. she saves Annie again, something new happen, repeat it all.
At some point in the timelines Coyote notices the changes on his end as most of these would be court side related changes. Then goes about figuring out what causes them. In a timeline he finally meets Kat and decides it's probably her doing it but not sure why. Later finds out it's about Annie, thinking himself lucky as he knew her mom in at least some if not all timelines set about befriending Annie. When she is saved this time he sends Y's to bury the tictoc right after Kat rescues her b/c he can't be near Kat too soon. yadda yadda yadda he gives Annie the tooth and have her keep it secret on the forest side (he would need it later for Loup to not know about it than anything). Plan his death and come back but near when Kat will finally send the tictoc back in time in some obligation for the loops. Then reclaims his blade to cut the timeline in which Kat becomes a fully powered mecha god and..contest his rule and chaotic fun?
comic ends in a 120 page battle between Kat and Coyote that ends with Annie actually being Coyote
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Post by wies on Aug 19, 2020 7:14:35 GMT
comic ends in a 120 page battle between Kat and Coyote that ends with Annie actually being Coyote This does qualify for wild speculation. But the idea that Coyote is aware of the time loop changes is probably true.
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Post by blahzor on Aug 19, 2020 7:49:48 GMT
comic ends in a 120 page battle between Kat and Coyote that ends with Annie actually being Coyote This does qualify for wild speculation. But the idea that Coyote is aware of the time loop changes is probably true. If one is going to end a comic after 20 years (I'm assuming the end is 2025) gotta go big
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Post by fia on Aug 20, 2020 16:49:18 GMT
So yesterday I noted that Today I want to Wildspec that since we know exactly 0 facts about Tony's parents that Tony may himself be a temporal anomaly and/or some other kind of anomaly, which may partly explain why he's in so deep with the Court and so keen to help it figure out this Omega Device stuff, it likely has something to do with his parents and/or his ending up at the Court. He probably can't time travel himself, else he would probably travel back and find some way to save Surma or something (or maybe he did try and failed there too??). Perhaps that goes partway to explaining why Tony can talk to Fannie but not Courtnie? The other reason I am thinking this way is that there must be some kind of feature of Annie that the 'Pomps and/or the Court and/or Coyote planned for that required Tony and Surma falling in love to produce. Everyone seems so surprised that Surma didn't end up with Eglamore (Coyote could have been faking surprise, but Brinnie and Surma and Tony's other friends all seemed shocked). Antimony really must be a onetwo-in-a-million, not just because of her friendship with Kat. I had that thought previously too, and thought maybe Annie's doubling would be enough, but now I'm not so sure – if being "shifted" is not so uncommon. Tony seems weirdly attractive to etheric types like Brinnie and Surma considering that we don't have evidence that he's had a ton of interest in the etheric rather than the natural sciences before meeting Surma.
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Post by madjack on Aug 22, 2020 1:32:28 GMT
Since we have the time travel mechanism in front of us, and it isn't Computer or Omega Device related, I'm going to revise an earlier wildspec to:
At some point, Kat is going to reach into that pool herself and pull Paz' puppy Traveller out of the sea, either as an apology for being shitty or as a goodbye when her apotheosis hits.
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Post by blahzor on Aug 23, 2020 12:36:59 GMT
So yesterday I noted that Today I want to Wildspec that since we know exactly 0 facts about Tony's parents that Tony may himself be a temporal anomaly and/or some other kind of anomaly, which may partly explain why he's in so deep with the Court and so keen to help it figure out this Omega Device stuff, it likely has something to do with his parents and/or his ending up at the Court. He probably can't time travel himself, else he would probably travel back and find some way to save Surma or something (or maybe he did try and failed there too??). Perhaps that goes partway to explaining why Tony can talk to Fannie but not Courtnie? The other reason I am thinking this way is that there must be some kind of feature of Annie that the 'Pomps and/or the Court and/or Coyote planned for that required Tony and Surma falling in love to produce. Everyone seems so surprised that Surma didn't end up with Eglamore (Coyote could have been faking surprise, but Brinnie and Surma and Tony's other friends all seemed shocked). Antimony really must be a onetwo-in-a-million, not just because of her friendship with Kat. I had that thought previously too, and thought maybe Annie's doubling would be enough, but now I'm not so sure – if being "shifted" is not so uncommon. Tony seems weirdly attractive to etheric types like Brinnie and Surma considering that we don't have evidence that he's had a ton of interest in the etheric rather than the natural sciences before meeting Surma. to help your theory Coyote pushed hard for Rey to use his power to get Surma which lead to someone's death. do we know of this was pre or post trip with Tony. If before trip it triggers Surma's need to do something spontaneous while alive which makes her impulsive and do the trip to begin wtih
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Post by Gemminie on Aug 25, 2020 21:53:15 GMT
to help your theory Coyote pushed hard for Rey to use his power to get Surma which lead to someone's death. do we know of this was pre or post trip with Tony. If before trip it triggers Surma's need to do something spontaneous while alive which makes her impulsive and do the trip to begin wtih I don't think it's explicitly stated whether that was before or after the "Get Lost" trip. But I had always assumed that the incident with Renard possessing Daniel Schiff and then Sivo was one of the reasons why Surma wanted to leave the Court; that is, she was with Tony at the time. When she found she was pregnant, that was the last straw; she didn't want her daughter to be born in that awful place. But again, it's not explicitly stated.
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Post by blahzor on Aug 28, 2020 4:50:42 GMT
Lindsey and Bud are married former court employees who decided to become animals
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Post by philman on Aug 28, 2020 6:49:24 GMT
This has probably already been guessed, but I am almost certain that the Court's secret project is a machine that either dampens/controls the Ether to bring it under the Court's control or eliminates the Ether entirely. It would explain why Zimmy can't see anything but blankness surrounding it. It seems like something they would be for considering that Coyote/Loup could easily destroy the Court with a single flick of his hand, naturally the Court would be desperately trying to develop a weapon to counteract that immense power. While it's possible, I think it more likely that the Court's projects towards the ether are designed to simply understand it (and prove that it's a scientific phenomenon that the Court can quantify like other scientific phenomena, rather than something that "just is"), rather than do anything with it, and that the damage it seems to be doing to the ether is an unintended side effect that the Court's unaware of. (If the Court really is trying to destroy the ether deliberately to protect itself from etheric beings like Loup, that would make a great piece of irony, given that the whole reason why those etheric beings are attacking the Court is because of its experiments on the ether. In other words, if the Court wasn't tampering with the ether, it wouldn't need to.) In biology at least, a core componant of understanding the role of something (a gene, a bacteria, a nutrient, etc) is to remove it entirely from a system and see what happens, then add it in again and see if things go back to normal. I don't think that the Court wants to destroy the ether, but a key part of being able to control it is being able to turn it on and off, or at least control access to it.
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Post by Per on Aug 28, 2020 7:41:23 GMT
Dealing with the Norns and dealing with the etheric jerks can be very similar experiences.
The Norns are just another set of etheric jerks.
The etheric jerks are friendly, reassuring and wise.
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Post by wies on Aug 28, 2020 7:47:07 GMT
I wonder what might happen if the Ether got turned off. Probably nothing much good.
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Post by blahzor on Aug 28, 2020 8:22:02 GMT
I wonder what might happen if the Ether got turned off. Probably nothing much good. a NO MORE MUTANTS situation probably but on a gradual level if the recycled energy part just stopped working. So a mad dash to gather as much as possible then try not to use it as you know it's a finite source now
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Post by imaginaryfriend on Aug 28, 2020 8:50:47 GMT
I wonder what might happen if the Ether got turned off. Probably nothing much good. I think that to "turn off" the ether there would have to be an absolute lack of intelligent life in the Gunnerverse aside from those that are directly connected to the ether or in other words, all those who get knowledge only through sense experience (including Jones) would have to be gone though those who know some or all things through direct connection with reality could and probably would remain, at least for a while. Assuming the remnant didn't recreate the fallible mortals and thus recreate the ether as it was, more or less, the Gunnerverse would convert/revert(?) to a materialistic-causal state I guess, unless there were conditions that would allow intelligent life to (re?)evolve in which case the ether would begin to spawn new archetypes. The first would probably be the new Jones. After that, the old pantheon battles/negotiates with the newly emerging gods about who is in charge of what. Good times.
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Post by speedwell on Aug 28, 2020 15:20:44 GMT
I wonder what might happen if the Ether got turned off. Probably nothing much good. I think that to "turn off" the ether there would have to be an absolute lack of intelligent life in the Gunnerverse aside from those that are directly connected to the ether or in other words, all those who get knowledge only through sense experience (including Jones) would have to be gone though those who know some or all things through direct connection with reality could and probably would remain, at least for a while. Assuming the remnant didn't recreate the fallible mortals and thus recreate the ether as it was, more or less, the Gunnerverse would convert/revert(?) to a materialistic-causal state I guess, unless there were conditions that would allow intelligent life to (re?)evolve in which case the ether would begin to spawn new archetypes. The first would probably be the new Jones. After that, the old pantheon battles/negotiates with the newly emerging gods about who is in charge of what. Good times. I just instituted a thought-form that has the ability of persisting despite time periods of negligible Ether. Provided that isn't a direct paradox, "fixed it for you".
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Post by imaginaryfriend on Aug 28, 2020 17:02:07 GMT
I think that to "turn off" the ether there would have to be an absolute lack of intelligent life in the Gunnerverse aside from those that are directly connected to the ether or in other words, all those who get knowledge only through sense experience (including Jones) would have to be gone though those who know some or all things through direct connection with reality could and probably would remain, at least for a while. Assuming the remnant didn't recreate the fallible mortals and thus recreate the ether as it was, more or less, the Gunnerverse would convert/revert(?) to a materialistic-causal state I guess, unless there were conditions that would allow intelligent life to (re?)evolve in which case the ether would begin to spawn new archetypes. The first would probably be the new Jones. After that, the old pantheon battles/negotiates with the newly emerging gods about who is in charge of what. Good times. I just instituted a thought-form that has the ability of persisting despite time periods of negligible Ether. Provided that isn't a direct paradox, "fixed it for you". Hrm. I'd think that the occult version of a thought-form wouldn't be able to persist without any ether but if you're willing to accept some scrambling through the translation, and of course the inevitable retroactive changes, a wholly-materialistic medium just might be able to Noah's Ark something through a total etheric drought provided that there's some beings around to mythologize it eventually. Not sure which you've implemented but good job.
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Post by pyradonis on Aug 28, 2020 17:19:08 GMT
I think that to "turn off" the ether there would have to be an absolute lack of intelligent life in the Gunnerverse aside from those that are directly connected to the ether or in other words, all those who get knowledge only through sense experience (including Jones) would have to be gone though those who know some or all things through direct connection with reality could and probably would remain, at least for a while. Assuming the remnant didn't recreate the fallible mortals and thus recreate the ether as it was, more or less, the Gunnerverse would convert/revert(?) to a materialistic-causal state I guess, unless there were conditions that would allow intelligent life to (re?)evolve in which case the ether would begin to spawn new archetypes. The first would probably be the new Jones. After that, the old pantheon battles/negotiates with the newly emerging gods about who is in charge of what. Good times. I just instituted a thought-form that has the ability of persisting despite time periods of negligible Ether. Provided that isn't a direct paradox, "fixed it for you". I think you'd need to die before your thought-form can be brought into the Ether.
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Post by speedwell on Aug 29, 2020 0:44:34 GMT
I just instituted a thought-form that has the ability of persisting despite time periods of negligible Ether. Provided that isn't a direct paradox, "fixed it for you". I think you'd need to die before your thought-form can be brought into the Ether. Oh, not a thought-form of myself! I was just thinking, if, as Coyote believes, a single weak and desperate human's delusion was enough to create him, and Jones believes herself to be the product of mythology as well billions of years before there were even humans to have mythology, it would be the work of a moment for a single responsible, secure, reasonably bright adult to postulate a "divine" being that had the capacity to survive Ether-droughts. I mean, if you're going to accept the stipulation that there is such a thing as a supernatural at all. It might be time to point out (since we're in WildSpec anyway) that someone whose imagination could give rise to "an apparently female humanoid created spontaneously from the magma of the Hadean age" probably cannot, if the word "Hadean" is understood to have been used, have lived earlier than 1972. But that probably isn't important as a plot point, heh.
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Post by blahzor on Aug 29, 2020 0:52:56 GMT
I wonder what might happen if the Ether got turned off. Probably nothing much good. I think that to "turn off" the ether there would have to be an absolute lack of intelligent life in the Gunnerverse aside from those that are directly connected to the ether or in other words, all those who get knowledge only through sense experience (including Jones) would have to be gone though those who know some or all things through direct connection with reality could and probably would remain, at least for a while. Assuming the remnant didn't recreate the fallible mortals and thus recreate the ether as it was, more or less, the Gunnerverse would convert/revert(?) to a materialistic-causal state I guess, unless there were conditions that would allow intelligent life to (re?)evolve in which case the ether would begin to spawn new archetypes. The first would probably be the new Jones. After that, the old pantheon battles/negotiates with the newly emerging gods about who is in charge of what. Good times. the entire comic is about nuclear fallout
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Post by pyradonis on Aug 29, 2020 10:30:10 GMT
I think you'd need to die before your thought-form can be brought into the Ether. Oh, not a thought-form of myself! I was just thinking, if, as Coyote believes, a single weak and desperate human's delusion was enough to create him, and Jones believes herself to be the product of mythology as well billions of years before there were even humans to have mythology, it would be the work of a moment for a single responsible, secure, reasonably bright adult to postulate a "divine" being that had the capacity to survive Ether-droughts. I mean, if you're going to accept the stipulation that there is such a thing as a supernatural at all. It might be time to point out (since we're in WildSpec anyway) that someone whose imagination could give rise to "an apparently female humanoid created spontaneously from the magma of the Hadean age" probably cannot, if the word "Hadean" is understood to have been used, have lived earlier than 1972. But that probably isn't important as a plot point, heh. All true, but I think you are forgetting that, according to Coyote, only "upon death, man's mind is released into the Ether". Which means that someone believing into that drought-resistant being needs to die and be brought into the Ether by a Guide, to start the creation of said being.
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Post by speedwell on Aug 29, 2020 11:04:35 GMT
Oh, not a thought-form of myself! I was just thinking, if, as Coyote believes, a single weak and desperate human's delusion was enough to create him, and Jones believes herself to be the product of mythology as well billions of years before there were even humans to have mythology, it would be the work of a moment for a single responsible, secure, reasonably bright adult to postulate a "divine" being that had the capacity to survive Ether-droughts. I mean, if you're going to accept the stipulation that there is such a thing as a supernatural at all. It might be time to point out (since we're in WildSpec anyway) that someone whose imagination could give rise to "an apparently female humanoid created spontaneously from the magma of the Hadean age" probably cannot, if the word "Hadean" is understood to have been used, have lived earlier than 1972. But that probably isn't important as a plot point, heh. All true, but I think you are forgetting that, according to Coyote, only "upon death, man's mind is released into the Ether". Which means that someone believing into that drought-resistant being needs to die and be brought into the Ether by a Guide, to start the creation of said being. I see what you mean... but I read that as "sufficient, but not necessary".
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Post by blahzor on Sept 1, 2020 14:27:29 GMT
I think you'd need to die before your thought-form can be brought into the Ether. Oh, not a thought-form of myself! I was just thinking, if, as Coyote believes, a single weak and desperate human's delusion was enough to create him, and Jones believes herself to be the product of mythology as well billions of years before there were even humans to have mythology, it would be the work of a moment for a single responsible, secure, reasonably bright adult to postulate a "divine" being that had the capacity to survive Ether-droughts. I mean, if you're going to accept the stipulation that there is such a thing as a supernatural at all. It might be time to point out (since we're in WildSpec anyway) that someone whose imagination could give rise to "an apparently female humanoid created spontaneously from the magma of the Hadean age" probably cannot, if the word "Hadean" is understood to have been used, have lived earlier than 1972. But that probably isn't important as a plot point, heh. the single human wouldn't have created him as he is today but turn him in his original coyote self into something more then other humans he interact with later increases his potential powers to the point he could then just gather up any power he wished. Since humans insert a answer when none exist to explain something that doesn't need a explanation. Kat trying to and explaining things with her research yet still creating things must be a problem eventually
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Post by DonDueed on Sept 1, 2020 16:32:59 GMT
My prediction for the next few pages...
1. The TT overshoots its intended target time by a wide margin. Unable to correct the problem, Kat uses the remote to locate it later, near the time of Annie's fall.
2. Kat gets the TT to the bridge at about the right time, but when Annie falls, it doesn't reach her in time (no pun intended... OK, maybe somewhat intended).
3. Working the remote frantically, Kat shoots the TT back in time again. Now there is another TT available.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 several more times, still without success, until...
5. Finally, Kat gets two iterations of the TT to catch Annie. All but one copy of the TT then vanish back in time, leaving...
6. The (last, and only) TT gets smashed, so its remains can be buried and eventually begin its odd attempt at self-resurrection, ultimately stopped by Ysengrin.
But one question remains: what is it about Kat's TicToc that allows it to "sprout" and start building... something? A TicToc factory? A new court?? Did Kat include that capability knowingly, or is it something about her robo-organic technology that even she doesn't yet understand? Has she invented the Seed Bismuth accidentally?
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Post by netherdan on Sept 1, 2020 17:05:42 GMT
But one question remains: what is it about Kat's TicToc that allows it to "sprout" and start building... something? A TicToc factory? A new court?? Did Kat include that capability knowingly, or is it something about her robo-organic technology that even she doesn't yet understand? Has she invented the Seed Bismuth accidentally?
It's weird because she specifically said she wanted to build something without automated manufacturing (which I assumed to be without the vat growing technique) and the blueprints in that page implies that those are specifications for parts being put together instead of something that would grow into the shapes, and yet it has the growing ability outside of a controlled environment. At least for what I know she isn't at that level of technology yet and even a solenoid valve leaking in a tank could be an issue to the growing process. The Tic-Toc growing could be either part of Skuld's meddling (unlikely because she only modified the remote controller, but not impossible to a goddess) or the first sign of Kat's supernatural powers to be possibly acknowledged (the other instances she is either able to scientifically explain herself, even if no one else understands, or is the result of Zimmy's powers) PS: I also think there will be multiple frustrated attempts, unless Annie hints at she needing multiple birds ahead of time (but then again, I don't understand how she would do it in a single go with her own understanding of time continuity)
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Post by DonDueed on Sept 1, 2020 22:12:26 GMT
But one question remains: what is it about Kat's TicToc that allows it to "sprout" and start building... something? A TicToc factory? A new court?? Did Kat include that capability knowingly, or is it something about her robo-organic technology that even she doesn't yet understand? Has she invented the Seed Bismuth accidentally?
It's weird because she specifically said she wanted to build something without automated manufacturing (which I assumed to be without the vat growing technique) and the blueprints in that page implies that those are specifications for parts being put together instead of something that would grow into the shapes, and yet it has the growing ability outside of a controlled environment. At least for what I know she isn't at that level of technology yet and even a solenoid valve leaking in a tank could be an issue to the growing process. The Tic-Toc growing could be either part of Skuld's meddling (unlikely because she only modified the remote controller, but not impossible to a goddess) or the first sign of Kat's supernatural powers to be possibly acknowledged (the other instances she is either able to scientifically explain herself, even if no one else understands, or is the result of Zimmy's powers) PS: I also think there will be multiple frustrated attempts, unless Annie hints at she needing multiple birds ahead of time (but then again, I don't understand how she would do it in a single go with her own understanding of time continuity) Oh yeah, you're right, she built the TT by hand, so maybe no organic tech. Unless she included some organic parts, like the wing muscles.
Also, if the initial "overshoot" dropped the TT back in time even before the Court existed, major props to Kat for building a device that survived for a very long time and was still fully functional when the critical moment came. Maybe she used a plutonium thermal generator for its power source? Or are those green feathers really solar cells?
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