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Re: READ THIS, NOT BELOW (I hit "POST" b
Posted By: Charon (cache-1.spg.va.webcache.rcn.net)
Date: 1/12/2000 at 11:13 a.m.
In Response To: Re: READ THIS, NOT BELOW (I hit "POST" b (Dan Rudolph)
: No he didn't. It only says he learned it by chance.
I can't find my Myth I CD, but I could've sworn he said that he learned it "during his interrogation by Balor." That could suggest two things. First, it could mean, literally, while he was being talked to by Balor, which would kill Chris's theory. Admittedly, it might mean during the general ordeal, i.e., the four months that Alric was imprisoned, during which time, yeah, the D might have managed to meet with Alric. This still doesn't answer the other five points that I bring up, however.
: Unless the Deceiver didn't tell him outright, he just let
: it slip "accidently." It's possible Alric
: learned of the bond, but misunderstood its nature.
That's a theory I've been pushing under the assumption that it was BALOR that Alric learned about the bond from--this would explain discrepancies between what Alric reported would happen and what actually happened after Balor died (if any such discrepancies exist--I would argue none do). Anyway, how exactly would the Deceiver manage this "slip"? And why, as I've been asking for a VERY long time now, wouldn't he simply make an outright deal with Alric, which would eliminate the risks of 1. Alric might not get the hint 2. Alric might not make it out of the Barrier.
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