>Paarfi obviously knows something about Tukko--he knows Tukko's full If we take his writing at face value then Paarfi knows rather a lot about the inner workings of Dzur Mountain. More than he ought to, in fact. When describing the conversations of the Gods, he admits that he's making some things up simply because a mortal has no way of knowing what was actually said. He doesn't make any such excuses regarding Sethra and Dzur Mountain. If he's reporting accurately, where did he get the information if the only witnesses to certain conversations were Sethra and Tukko? Notice that during the battle with the Jenoine, Paarfi describes Tukko sitting while Dzur Mountain goes into "weird science lab mode" all around him. How does Paarfi know about this without having heard it from Tukko himself? Why has Sethra allowed the information to reach publication? If Paarfi's not reporting accurately, did he make it up out of whole cloth or did he base it on rumors? There's certainly some justification for the conjecture that Paarfi never wrote a damn thing, and that Sethra or some one close to her actually ghost-wrote his historical romances.