On Sat, 2002-12-07 at 20:33, Gametech wrote: > Jag wrote: > > On Thu, 2002-12-05 at 11:47, Ruhlen, Rachel Louise (UMC-Student) > > wrote: > >> Spoiler space > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> Did anyone catch Devera? Unless I missed something, I think she's the > >> dragon (or was that a stone? Can she really turn people into animals > >> and stones? Why would she want to? etc) which Piro & Kytraan see > >> when they get to Dzur Mountain. > > > > When the Necromancer was appearing, I at first thought she might be > > Devera. She had the appearences of a dragon, and they made notice of > > her eyes. However, I don't really think the Necromancer is Devera, so > > she has to be elsewhere. > > > > I find the thought of her appearing in dragon form a little odd.. she > > always appeared as a little girl before. > > > > But there is another option. Paarfi always refers to the work as 'The > > Viscount of Andrilankha', and if that's the case, then we still have > > two more volumes in which to search for Devera :) > > > > > > Jag > > Don't you remember that Kytrann(I think it was him) thought he saw a dragon > sleeping on his journey to fetch Piro, he also said for all he knew it could > have been a rock, but since it was at the beginning of his journey and thus > near Dzur mountian it would make sense that it was both a dragon and that > the dragon was in fact Devera I don't follow the logic there at all. How is Devera attached to Dzur Mountain? > (we know she has helped fight Jenoine before) Devera has? Want to help refresh my memory? I don't recall this. > Sethra or Verra may have been wise enough to see her as an asset to this > eventuality and suggested she go there, though I think Devera is capable of > that thought herself. As far as I could tell, all of Devera's doings in the Dragaeran books is doing what Verra wishes, as I think she's only able to 'exist' right now at Verra's whim. Jag