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Since it looks like
this amazing thread
will soon fall into the jaws of chewy, what with all the WE2 rage threads, I thought I may as well post Ana's quote from it here. It might be worth checking out, just to see the incredible theory.
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This was a great read
!
I had written quite a few comments to make in reply, but I'm scared I'll give too much away, so I'll try and keep it relatively cryptic!
Firstly, I think it's reasonable to assume that the news of Ranis' death would spread without too much intervention. The Myreque need to know what's going on in Morytania, so I would imagine that they would find out something big like this by themselves. Or perhaps they did have help, who knows (except me, heh).
As for the tome, you're assuming that the blood on the book was 'applied' (either deliberately, or accidentally) when it was in the chamber beneath Burgh de Rott. Of course, it might have been in the chamber, but there's no reason to assume that was the case
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Regarding Ranis' death, and Vanescula framing the Myreque - I'd consider that Vanescula had two options. Firstly, she could tell the vampyres of Ranis' death and say 'it must have been a vampyre' or some other vague accusation. This isn't a strong story, and it may result in fingers being pointed at her - something she would like to avoid. On the other hand, she could say it was the Myreque and it would be believed without question. The Myreque are an obvious target and it's just the kind of thing those pesky humans would do. Sure, it could be harmful for the Myreque she's working with, but relatively does it really put them in any more danger than they already were? The vampyres would already kill them on sight, so what's the difference?
With regards to the other sections and ideas - I'm going to have to keep quiet so I don't reveal anything by accident
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This was a great read
!
I had written quite a few comments to make in reply, but I'm scared I'll give too much away, so I'll try and keep it relatively cryptic!
Firstly, I think it's reasonable to assume that the news of Ranis' death would spread without too much intervention. The Myreque need to know what's going on in Morytania, so I would imagine that they would find out something big like this by themselves. Or perhaps they did have help, who knows (except me, heh).
As for the tome, you're assuming that the blood on the book was 'applied' (either deliberately, or accidentally) when it was in the chamber beneath Burgh de Rott. Of course, it might have been in the chamber, but there's no reason to assume that was the case
.
Regarding Ranis' death, and Vanescula framing the Myreque - I'd consider that Vanescula had two options. Firstly, she could tell the vampyres of Ranis' death and say 'it must have been a vampyre' or some other vague accusation. This isn't a strong story, and it may result in fingers being pointed at her - something she would like to avoid. On the other hand, she could say it was the Myreque and it would be believed without question. The Myreque are an obvious target and it's just the kind of thing those pesky humans would do. Sure, it could be harmful for the Myreque she's working with, but relatively does it really put them in any more danger than they already were? The vampyres would already kill them on sight, so what's the difference?
With regards to the other sections and ideas - I'm going to have to keep quiet so I don't reveal anything by accident
.
21-Jan-2014 22:49:10
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