(urth) First Exodus theory revised

[António Pedro Marques]

Marc Aramini wrote:
>
> A real quick point I wanted to make. Typhon is definitely, to Severian,
> a personal tempter, analagous to the devil. However, I think the ACT of
> creating a world so painstakingly gave Pas a real love for his creation,
> one similar to the Outsider's. So by pretending to be God, he came to
> care and love his creation. This is ultimately why, as far as the whorl
> is concerned, I think Pas' plan, "endorsed by the Outsider", is not one
> of violent take over (like, say producing an heir and then taking away
> his free-will) but one, like any parent, of benevolence and pride :
> "Look, at my great creation, my beautiful heir!" This is why I think
> Silk was meant to BE free, not a puppet of Typhon besides working in
> conjunction with his rather benevolent plan for his worshipers. Even
> sinners love those who love them, and this transformed Pas into
> something almost good.

I should again point out that regardless of Pas having been scanned from 
Typhon, all he is is a computer program. Pas is Typhon's tool and in all 
likelihood Typhon doesn't care one bit about Pas as long as Pas fulfills his 
role. He should care more about his heir(s), who is/are (a) real person(s). 
So Pas is there to serve Silk, not the opposite, and Silk is either a true 
heir or a tenant (for Typhon, not Pas).