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Post by bedinsis on Jan 31, 2017 22:27:24 GMT
I was just struck by an idea and formed a theory from that:
When Annie got the blinker stone she was mightily upset when she found out that can be considered a way to claim somebody. I don't know if this aspect of her personality has been explored at another time or if that was just a generalized annoyance at people taking liberties, or, and here's where the theory comes in, it signifies something the comic has yet to explore.
The theory I had was that at one point in the past Annie's ancestor agreed to become a psychopomp once she perished. Then she became with child, and the contract was left unresolved, since her life force/soul was never harvested and used to make the world spin. The Psychopomps however still think they have a claim on her services, and after Surma's passing claimed that she would join them once she died. Annie got upset, and refused. This is what they want from her, for she to fulfil her ancestor's agreement. Since she has inherited her life energy from that ancestor it could be argued that she is on the same agreement.
I am a bit doubtful if this theory holds water.
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Post by todd on Feb 1, 2017 0:24:42 GMT
So if Annie agrees to be a psychopomp doesn't that mean she will be disallowed to have children of her own? I know Rey said "there was nothing left to take" but as others have previously pointed out, there must have been SOMETHING. but perhaps not enough to be a psychopomp. Bringing that cycle to an end might not be such a bad thing.
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Post by ohthatone on Feb 1, 2017 13:23:33 GMT
I was just struck by an idea and formed a theory from that: When Annie got the blinker stone she was mightily upset when she found out that can be considered a way to claim somebody. I don't know if this aspect of her personality has been explored at another time or if that was just a generalized annoyance at people taking liberties, or, and here's where the theory comes in, it signifies something the comic has yet to explore. The theory I had was that at one point in the past Annie's ancestor agreed to become a psychopomp once she perished. Then she became with child, and the contract was left unresolved, since her life force/soul was never harvested and used to make the world spin. The Psychopomps however still think they have a claim on her services, and after Surma's passing claimed that she would join them once she died. Annie got upset, and refused. This is what they want from her, for she to fulfil her ancestor's agreement. Since she has inherited her life energy from that ancestor it could be argued that she is on the same agreement. I am a bit doubtful if this theory holds water. no I think it's totally viable given how present they were in Annie and Surma's life. It also makes me wonder how someone becomes a psychopomp ion the first place.
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Post by Jelly Jellybean on Feb 1, 2017 17:06:13 GMT
... It also makes me wonder how someone becomes a psychopomp ion the first place. Some of the Ankou legends said that Ankou was the first person to die each year and he/she had to do the job for the rest of the year until relieved by the first person to die the following year. In some cases it could just be luck of the draw.
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Post by bicarbonat on Feb 2, 2017 7:10:46 GMT
My second-favorite Mark Hamill!
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