Dragaera

Humans and the Cycle

Fri Jan 16 12:26:11 PST 2004

>>I always had it in my head he was Eastern. Maybe the name fooled me or overrode more explicit references.>>

 

I belive in Yendi Vlad has a conversation with Kragar that goes something like:

"Ishtvan? Easterner?"

"No. Just an Eastern name like Mario"





Tim Owen 
 

"Born in lust, turn to dust.  Born in sin, come on in!"
~Andre Linoge

  Storm of the Century

Noam Izenberg <noam.izenberg at jhuapl.edu> wrote:



On Jan 14, 2004, at 3:05 PM, David Silberstein wrote:
> Er. Human in which sense? You perceive, it is confusing to use that
> particular term, since both Dragaerans and Easterners call themselves
> "human".

So I'm an Easterner snob. Human = Easterner. I was born in Boston, so it
is perfectly logical to me. A always knew the Californians were 
Something
Else...

> We have Paarfi of Roundwood's history, which firmly describes Mario as
> being a Jhereg, which is to say, a Dragaeran Jhereg. We know that
> Mario is defintely a Dragaeran, because he is little more than 100
> years old (FHYA, chapter 19) and is still considered very young.

Sigh. Time to re-read everything (have to finish POTD first, though). I 
always
had it in my head he was Eastern. Maybe the name fooled me or overrode
more explicit references. I guess I read FHYA too long ago.

There goes my premise, anyway.

Bizarre Non-Gem (Noam Izenberg - not too bright, but at least 
strange)





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