: Or unless, as I am saying, they are two different bodies,
: two different personalities, but the same soul.
: Unless, as I am saying, they are two different bodies,
: two different personalities, but the same soul.
: Perhaps Myrdred, being the diabolical genius that he
: is, can see the bits of the Ravanna-half of the soul
: in this soul-made-corporeal that calls itself Shiver.
Yes, but this requires a drastic addition to the spiritual mechanics of Myth (namely, that souls can animate more than one body simultaneously). Personally, I'd prefer any theory whose weak points are merely minor behavioral quibbles (i.e. "then why didn't person A do this?") over that. :-)
: Or both, if Myrdred was the one who actually cast the
: Confinement Dream under Connact's command, as GURPS
: info would suggest.
Well, Seabolt did partially retract this in his errata list. I'm inclined to defend him normally, but there's a pretty good chance that he just misunderstood the nature of the Binding Dream, based on its name. (Remember, he equated this with the Confinement Dream.) If this is so, it's probably the only reason he suggested that Myrdred imprisoned the Watcher in the first place. I don't know that it's so, but I'd suggest skepticism.
--SiliconDream
