| From: | Mark Steedman <RSMS@******.EEE.RGU.AC.UK> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Aztlan! - Names |
| Date: | Mon, 17 Jul 1995 10:31:38 GMT |
> >Big 'D' Dunkelzahn (yeah, yeah, we know..)
>
> given :)
long assumed.
> >Hecate I'm stumped here. Probably a female mage.
>
> My theory: the blood queen, Jenna whassit
Certianly female, on that guess try Tir Taingire but i don't know.
> >Wordsmyth Ehran?
has to be -'have you ever told out last guest about his daughter'
Dunklezahn to Harlequin just after Wordsmith logs off and only these
two and the unnamed evesdroppers are left.
> >Laughing Man Harlequin
Yeah 'fate has already dragged me into this' - p68 'Harlequins back'!!
'matters involving 'bridges'certain magic used ' - p100 'Aftermath' HB
!!
> >Lady of the Court Lady Bran Deigh, _Choose Your Enemies Carefully_
>
> yup ^3 .. hints were dropped like bricks on all thre of those.
she answers a question as a Tir Na Nog high up as well so ahs to be.
> >Jungle Cat Striper the Assassin (if she's that important)
>
> no idea. I never read the striper books. I do know that this elf is in
> south america, Amazonia to be more precise, from the context. But aside
> from that, no idea.
>
A shapeshifter, Harlequin comments on 'Cat' and his leonine friends
at one stage, have not read the right novel but this soul must be old,
i didn't think stripper was anywhere near this league.
> >Umsondo Urdli the guardian, _Find Your Own Truth_
>
> That's what I thought too. The characters read the same way. They have
> similar 'mannerisms' so to speak. Plus, I think Umsondo makes some
> reference to the outback in Aztlan. Maybe it was an indirect reference...
> ah. Barrenness is fertility. Make of it what you will...
>
too long since i read that book 'barrenness is fertility' sounds
familiar so is the quote (Atzlan). comments - possible don't know.
> jds
>
Mark
