(urth) Fwd: Babbiehorn?: Was: a sincere question mostly for roy

[James Wynn]

>> António Pedro Marques wrote:
>>> But by saying that the Rajan is Silk and is Horn even though their spirits aren't there seems to imply you have a very fixed model in your mind, in which people are their memories.
>> But that doesn't mean that I am positive how that would affect such a person's psychology under every possible circumstance (or even Wolfe). It is not possible to run such a being through scientific tests. Ambiguity is a central aspect in all Wolfe's works.
> But then why insist on 'Horn is gorn'?

Because the explanation I've presented strikes me as the one that best 
fits all the elements in the story. And if the explanation is right then 
Horn's spirit went first and his body and brain went next. What is left?