(urth) silver glass
aramini1 at cox.net
aramini1 at cox.net
Tue Jan 11 17:22:01 PST 2005
The big, huge problem with getting specific instances of Silk in the third person "HE" of RTTW whorl scenes is that they weren't written by a witness - they are 3rd person - and why is that? Unfortunately, any writing of Silk into the narrator can easily be relegated to the discretion of the editors - making it impossible to PROVE his [psychic] identity one way or the other.
Why does the story start where it does? Is this because Silver Silk is Horn's impetus for writing? Is it just a matter of convenience? Or is it because he wants to find who he is through the process of writing his story, now that he has been commingled with Silk?
Marc
> That's why asking for specific instances is so tough. But I *am* convinced
> they are there (and the quote I gave is proof enough for me).
>
> ~ Crush
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