Watching Something Wicked, and it occured to me to wonder -- did the Holy Hot Tub reverse Mac back to a 'blank slate'? Was the fire bomber guy that much worse than Kronos? Not that anything about Dark Quickenings makes all that much sense, but a random thought.
Richie asking if the teacher kills the pupil was bittersweet. [sigh]
Oh, and the fire bomber guy when he was doing his beatnik poet thing about Death. Hah! Don't know why I never made that connection in my brain before.
Richie asking if the teacher kills the pupil was bittersweet. [sigh]
Oh, and the fire bomber guy when he was doing his beatnik poet thing about Death. Hah! Don't know why I never made that connection in my brain before.
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Date: 2006-06-15 01:57 pm (UTC)From:My take on it is that the "Ancient Immortal at the Gates of Paris" was a truly enlightened man. When Darius took his head, he was able to see his own life from a completely different perspective. It made him regret the choices he had made, and choose a new path.
I've been thinking about this while writing Joe's response to the DQ in my new story, "The Secret War." Of course, my OMC Jean-Pierre has a much more lyrical way of putting it!
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Date: 2006-06-15 03:43 pm (UTC)From:I very much like your take on it. I'm glad you got back to it even if I didn't :)