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Just finished reread of TTT. Truly cant remember if these following questions have been answered in the JE/WLW (will begin reread of those soon).Who is the boy Aurang speaks with in the ruins of the city? What is the secret? Is he recruiting for the coming war?Cnaiur contemplates his Final swazond but appears to shed his despair quickly as he looks upon SS serwe. Has RSB stated Cnaiurs part is over? If so, could he be reborn as a Consult leader under a new guise? Would the Consult just let him die?
I also wonder about the scene with the boy. It could just remind us that the Consult is still watching despite the end of the Holy War and of course there is always emphasis to its evil and perverted nature.But i am not so sure..About Cnaiur i believe Bakker said that his story arc is over and so i assume that he indeed commited suicide. After killing Moe he did not really had any other purpose.....I really miss him, such an interesting character to read about!!!
The only other purpose I could see for him would be killing Kellhus. Suspect he's just dead though.I really feel that Aurang's final scene did have some special significance, but I can't be certain. It could very well have just been meant as a reminder.
Quote from: Mog KellhusI also wonder about the scene with the boy. It could just remind us that the Consult is still watching despite the end of the Holy War and of course there is always emphasis to its evil and perverted nature.But i am not so sure..About Cnaiur i believe Bakker said that his story arc is over and so i assume that he indeed commited suicide. After killing Moe he did not really had any other purpose.....I really miss him, such an interesting character to read about!!!
The Inchoroi's culture is what you would get if, say, geese, or other highly rapey animals became sentient.
"We were born for damnation's sake."The Inchoroi's culture is what you would get if, say, geese, or other highly rapey animals became sentient. It's simply what they are. Their every drive, every instinct, is geared towards their own condemnation.
Quote from: The Sharmat on May 02, 2014, 08:39:20 am"We were born for damnation's sake."The Inchoroi's culture is what you would get if, say, geese, or other highly rapey animals became sentient. It's simply what they are. Their every drive, every instinct, is geared towards their own condemnation.They engineered themselves this way with the Tekne, they have no excuses.