| From: | Alfredo B Alves <dghost@****.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Sex and the single shadowrunner? |
| Date: | Tue, 12 May 1998 20:40:19 -0500 |
<geoff.skellams@*********.COM.AU> writes:
>On Shadowrun Discussion, Pantherr[SMTP:qmilton@**.NET] wrote:
>> Yep. Arianna (currently my main character) is married to Katie, a
>> female bisexual cat shapeshifter, and it seems we're going to be
>> adding a Carib pirate and a ghost to the mix in the near
>> future.....the ghost is a former teammate who died (you know who you
>> are ;) ) while pregnant......
>>
> Geez, that's a wierd mix :)
>
>> Ari and Katie just (last night's game, AAMOF) performed an odd and
>> lengthy ritual to transfer the ghost fetuses into their wombs and get
>> pregnant (Katie was luckily in heat :P ).....
>>
>> Anyway, any thoughts on how a four-way marriage like that would work?
>
> Take a look at some of the concepts in some of Robert Heinlein's
>work. From memory, I think a good example can be found in "The Moon Is A
>Harsh Mistress" (which is one of his best). IIRC, they have a chain
>marriage with about a dozen people in it. Off the top of my head I can't
>remember how it works exactly.
>
>cheers
<SNIP Sig>
Hmmmm.... Other works by Heinlein:
Stranger in a Strange Land
To Sail Beyond the Sunset
Time Enough for Love
I Will Fear No Evil (for that living with a ghost thing [sorta {well,
not really but it's my fave :) }])
IIRC, all of these deal with chain marriages except for the last one.
_I_Will_
Fear_No_Evil_ does deal with a three-way relationship that's uhm, rather
interesting to say the least ... Two Guys, One Girl, and only Two Bodies
between the lot of them ...
_Stranger_In_A_Strange_Land_ might not actually have chain marriages, I
don't remember ... it's been so long since I read it ... I know it did
have a sort of free-love church ...
D.Ghost
(aka Pixel, Tantrum)
/nick Pixel
/me walks through walls.
;)
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