(urth) interview questions
Gerry Quinn
gerryq at indigo.ie
Fri Jan 7 08:31:33 PST 2011
Of course, in 5HoC, Wolfe has Marsch refer to the paleolithic pygmies known as the 'Good People' who, he says, are known to have survived in Ireland and Scandinavia until the end of the Eighteenth Century.
It's a theme he has used a lot.
Here, Marsch is trying to explain the absence of abo fossils. By my reading it is a wrong hypothesis. Those who think the human/humanoid abos have lived on Sainte Anne for millenia could use it as support against the fossil argument. If the humanoid abos are new, no explanation is needed for the absence of fossils.
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From: DAVID STOCKHOFF
These ideas keep coming up in Wolfe, but they don't need always to be treated as though they shared the same degree of literalness. The Neighbors may be a form of Star-Shee by analogy only, and the Annese may be another. And still the Shee themselves surely never existed. As humans, we make things up.
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