Maybe this is pretty far fetched but, Is Cartucke the Watcher. Sounds about right from that cryptic message, looks like he sat back and watched and that would account for the Thrall.
-Jenova
: I just recieved this from Juan Ramirez. Rather odd,
: though...
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: From: Juan Ramirez, juan@bungie.com
: To: Forrest, forrest@bungie.org
: Hey Forrest,
: J. Ramirez here at the ole Bungie bullpen, as to the
: great "Watcher's arm
: debate" all I can say is your both wrong!!! For
: those to whom such things
: are a concern, all loose ends will be tied up with the
: release of " The
: Total Codex"! So run right out and buy a copy, hell,
: buy two!
: J.R.
: ----- Original Message -----
: From: Forrest
: To: ;
: Sent: Friday, December 03, 1999 12:02 AM
: Subject: Myth Story/Art Question
: > Hello,
: >
: > I don't know if there are the right addresses to
: write to or even valid,
: > but I figure I'll try them anyway. I'm trying to
: contact Gary McLusky and
: > Juan Ramirez.
: >
: > My name is Forrest Cameranesi. I work on the website
: Myth@Bungie.Org,
: > which you've no doubt heard of. Specifically, I run
: the Legends & Lore
: > section. There's been a long debate in our
: story-discussion forum, The
: > Asylum, about whether The Watcher is really dead.
: Those saying he still
: > lives base most of their argument on that fact that
: in all the postgame
: > artwork (which you two did) show the Watcher's RIGHT
: arm missing, while
: > the story says it's his LEFT arm that should be
: gone. So they think that
: > the Watcher we always see isn't the real Watcher and
: that he's still
: alive.
: >
: > I, and many others, think such a proposition is
: perposterous, as an
: > artist being told "and leave off his left
: arm" could easily think that
: > means THEIR left arm, not The Watcher's. So
: recently, in the article at
: >
: http://carnage.bungie.org/myth/asylum/asylum.forum.pl?read
: =2247>, I was
: > challenged to "Prove that the arm was a
: mistake".
: >
: > So here I am. Is the arm a mistake, or was that
: really not the Watcher?
: >
: > -Forrest Cameranesi, Geek of All Trades
: > forrest [at] west [dot] net --- forrest [at] bungie
: [dot] org
: > http://www.west.net /~forrest/ ---
: http://myth.bungie.org /
