(urth) Mystery of Agia

[Jane Delawney]

On 20/01/11 20:46, Marc Aramini wrote:
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> As far as Agia goes, Sev sees her naked with her brother, even though she is like the only woman in the book Sev does not actually have intercourse with, right?  Yeah, don't the Pelerines strip and search her?  She's a woman.
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Also through most of Agia's and Sev's journey to the Sanguinary Fields, 
she's obliged to hold the bodice of her stage-costume gown up to her 
chest because it got ripped in the Jungle Garden and if she doesn't hold 
it up, her naked breasts will be exposed and she will, by her own 
account 'be shamed for life'.

She's way p-d off about this of course, but doesn't do anything about 
it, because she hasn't the opportunity. Strongly suggests to me that not 
only does this confirm that she really is a woman, but that in Nessus 
the conventional view of decent dress conforms closely to that of most 
western countries nowadays (you don't have to cover your head or your 
face, unless you want to for religious reasons; but if you are female 
you really do have to cover your body from the waist up, or you may get 
arrested for conduct liable to cause a breach of the peace).

jd




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