In a message dated Wed, 12 Jun 2002 12:16:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "Scott Ingram" <singram at videotron.ca> writes: [attrib got snipped, this from dd-b] >> Remember, lots of people will find the list after having >> just found the books and read the first few. Or maybe >> the most recent three instead. Or something. >> >> Serious spoilers coming... Control-L doesn't apprear to be supported much (if at all) by email readers, so lets use 10-20 lines (blank or otherwise) instead. I usually do less spoiler space if its preceded by non-spoiler text. >> Examples of serious spoilers: > <top secret stuff snipped> > > Okay, I think we're going to need a little more spoiler > space than THAT. Also, if you put spoilers in a post, please put "SPOILER" in the subject, IN A WAY that makes it clear you're not just talking about spoiler protection. Just for the record, I personally believe in eternal spoiler protection for the Greater Revelation of Orca. >s >p >o >i >l >e >r s p a c e > Can anyone think of any instances in the Vlad books (aside > from Orca, of course) where Sethra betrays her secret > identity? For example: posesses knowledge or materials > that she had no right to? The only ones I can think of are her understanding of Jhereg politics in _Jhereg_, and her guessing Vlad's reaction to getting a medal in _Dragon_. I think there were a few other times Vlad wonders how she knows him so well. --KG