[Dragaera] [Dzur Spoiler] [Orca Spoiler] Another terribly amusing Speculation

[Peter H. Granzeau]

At 02:22 PM 9/12/2006, Jon_Lincicum at stream.com wrote:
>Philip Hart <philiph at slac.stanford.edu>
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>Re: [Dragaera] [Dzur Spoiler] [Orca Spoiler] Another terribly amusing
>Speculation
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> >On Tue, 12 Sep 2006, Peter H. Granzeau wrote:
> >
> >> > >>> Mercury
> >> > >>> Venus
> >> > >>> Earth
> >> > >>> Mars
> >> > >>> Ceres
> >> > >>> Jupiter
> >> > >>> Saturn
>.> > >>> Uranus
> >> > >>> Neptune
> >> > >>> Pluto
> >> > >>> Sedna
> >> > >>> Xena
> >> > >>> Minerva
> >> > >>> Aphrodite
> >> > >>> Loki
> >> > >>> Bartelby
> >> > >>> Azreal
> >> > >>>
> >> > >>>
> >> I thought it interesting that Mario evidently didn't feel that, as a
> >> loyal Jhereg, that he needed to off Vlad himself.
> >
> >The council approach Kragar and say they want to have Mario off Vlad.
> >
> >...
> >
> >
> >What's more interesting to me is that Mario or "Mario" hadn't felt the
> >need to help out Aliera->Norathar->Cawti by vanishing the people messing
> >with her.  Even a hint that Mario disagrees with one's actions might be
> >sufficient.
>
>Kragar does say that he mentioned the Mellar situation to Mario at the
>time it was happening, and that Mario "Didn't want to get involved."
>
>I get the impression that this is his normal attitude towards internal
>Jhereg power struggles. Looking at the timing of everything, it probably
>took awhile before Cawti was willing to call on Norathar for help... And
>then a while longer for Aliera to become concerned at Norathar's
>involvement. By the time Aliera gets around to bugging Mario about it, she
>gets kidnapped by the Jenoine, and spends a few weeks imprisoned before
>the big showdown in /Issola/.
>So it makes sense that all this would hit the fan just as soon as Aliera
>is returned home and the J have been dealt with.

I doubt that Cawti would ever have asked Norathar for help.


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Regards, Pete
pgranzeau at cox.net