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Did the Consult change Esmenets womb to withstand Kellhus's seed?
Wilshire:
Then you're confusing what's said with what's meant, and letting Kellhus manipulate you.
What he tells people, and what he explicitly wants them be believe, are not the same.
MSJ:
Quit trying to be the forum Kelllhus, Banhammer! :)
Madness:
--- Quote from: Wolfdrop on January 16, 2018, 09:29:36 pm ---On the womb topic, I’m unsure if it’s a TDTCB inconsistency but the first person to have sex with Esmenet after Aurang freaks out becomes his seed is black as well.
If there is some sort of lingering effect, surely Kellhus would have noticed. Bearing in mind the aforementioned encounter with the Eothic Guardrsman was weeks, if not months, after the first encounter with Aurang if I recall correctly.
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--- Quote from: Wilshire on January 17, 2018, 12:59:26 pm ---I believe that what actually happens is Esmenet has a flashback and she freaks out.
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+1
--- Quote from: MSJ on January 17, 2018, 09:43:02 pm ---Here's my thing, there is actually no textual evidence that Kellhus isn't a real prophet.
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--- Quote from: H on January 18, 2018, 11:23:48 am ---Well, that is a good point, because we don't really know what differentiates a "true" prophet from a "false" one. Kellhus tells us that a prophet doesn't deliver divine words to man, but rather, man's word to the gods. Even with that definition, does Kellhus really do that?
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I've always thought it telling that Sejenus could allegedly heal and Kellhus could not. Thus, the Parable of Horomon and Xinemus contrast throughout TTT.
"He cannot heal, Akka!"
--- Quote from: TLEILAXU on January 18, 2018, 05:56:22 pm ---There was also a part IIRC in Tuc where Kellhus levitates without using sorcery in front of kings of the Ordeal
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Extratextual, I know, but at Zaudunyanicon Bakker told us this is sorcerous (or as Wilshire aptly put it, Meta-metagnosis).
--- Quote from: TLEILAXU on January 18, 2018, 05:56:22 pm ---Kellhus did say "some have always smelled your absence" to the Consult.
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I like the imagined implications of this line.
--- Quote from: MSJ on January 19, 2018, 03:44:44 pm ---Quit trying to be the forum Kelllhus, Banhammer! :)
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The Wilshire That Comes Before Us ;).
The P:
I was thinking about the black semen. It could just be a gross alien biology thing. But it could also be something akin to the "gray goo" of science fiction. Some tiny nano machines at the root of the tekne.
Madness:
There was a discussion, once upon a time, that the Consult mediated the eventual Kelmomas with the gray goo cum ;).
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