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The Great Ordeal / Re: [TGO SPOILERS] Momas Almighty
« on: September 07, 2016, 01:53:38 am »
Am I to take it little Kel dead at the end of the book? I am pretty sure Kellhus would be able to figure out the eye glances and his scream at the end.

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General Earwa / Re: The Prince of Nothing: TV series
« on: September 07, 2016, 01:24:38 am »
Im a little late to this party but fuck if this didnt make my day. I feel like any of the big production shows could pull off the series with some good direction. As some have mentioned, this would have to be a different type of tv show.

It would be interesting to storyboard out the first episode so to speak. In my mind the prologue would have no music, and be edited without much cinematic flair, this would fit Kellhus's POV well too. After Kellhus flees the Nonmen, it would lead into the title sequence, then into Achamians first scene. I think a solid way to end the episode would show Geshrunni beaten by the fat man / cut to Achamian leaving Atyersus then / cut back to Gehrunni being dragged through the mud. "Something impossibly ancient," "Inconceivably beautiful." And that whole fun dialogue.

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The Great Ordeal / Re: [TGO Spoilers] Whale Mothers
« on: August 22, 2016, 04:59:45 pm »
The first time Kellhus met a woman was at Atrithau.And since that part was skipped we will never know what was his reaction.

Unless of course there will be an Atrocity Tale about Kellhus in Atrithau,now that would be cool!!
I loved that moment, how we catch up with Kellhus in medias res fighting/fleeing from Sranc with his little-dunyain. Its one of the great gem's from the first book, so much to read into this paragraph.

 He needed only to assemble these truths into coarse sermons,
and they would surrender possessions, lovers, even children. Forty-seven men had
accompanied him when he rode from Atrithau’s southern gates, calling themselves
the adunyani, the “little Dünyain.” Not one survived the trek across Suskara. Out of
love they had sacrificed everything, asking only for words in return.

While we dont need to see this event, I too would love reading a full description, perhaps even from a civilian's POV in Atrithau. I figured Kellhus probably got as many followers as he could, enough to cross Suskara, but would not want to take full reign of Atrithau, as that would be a distraction, and a potential threat for Ishual's hidden location. I don't remember the second time he talks about Atrithau, but he does mention it later, something along the lines of "the ones who distrusted the most, became his most fervent followers."

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The Great Ordeal / Re: [TGO Spoilers] Whale Mothers
« on: August 22, 2016, 02:11:22 am »
I'm now curious how Kel even knew what a woman was the first time he met one.

I'm not going to address the rest of it because it's clear there's no point. But I will say this: I find it amusing that members of a forum dedicated to these books of all thing would think that I choose where I draw the line. That comes from the legion within, guys  ;)
In the first book Kellhus gazes at the mountain slopes during training, and he finds them comparable to a womans back. So he does know the feminine form from somewhere. I always thought that the descendants from the boy-who-lived from Ishual's prologue were the people in the defacing room, but after TGO it is probably more likely the ones chained and unmasked are other Dunyain.

I also dont have an issue with the whale mothers, I dont know why they have been simplified to this on the forums. I think it is a comparison told through Mimara when she was very young, so these are not two hundred foot abominations, but more along the lines of the fat lady from Slither.

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General Earwa / Re: Mimara's Father?
« on: August 05, 2016, 02:44:00 pm »
Batman

But wouldn't that burn - immaculate conception  (with Esme being an old name 'Such an old fashioned name') but she gives the child away to slavery...
That would be devastating. I feel like Kellhus would know who the father is, especially with Mimara around a few times on the Andiamine Heights, (he could see generations of Nroni fisherman toiling through Akka's face.

On a side note... in The Judging Eye, how did Mimara know where Achamian was to begin with? Let alone find him?

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General Earwa / Re: Mimara's Father?
« on: August 04, 2016, 04:33:09 am »
What of Moenghus? He fits the time frame alright.

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General Earwa / Mimara's Father?
« on: August 04, 2016, 03:27:33 am »
Ok seriously, I've now read all six books and this keeps coming up in conversations. Have I missed something?

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General Earwa / Re: TSACast (SA Podcast)
« on: June 27, 2016, 04:26:16 am »
I want another one! Quick do one!

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Prediction: Achamian will forgive Kellhus for the whole Esmenet thing, and Kellhus in return sets up a wicked cool proposal between Akka and Esmi. Thus fullfilling the prophecy at the end of The Thousandfold Thought.

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Prediction: Serwe will detect skin spies in the Nonmen lands.

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