(urth) Typhon's nature

[David Stockhoff]

Larry was right to point out that Typhon probably senses the "powers" 
more than he "speaks" with them. But they are plainly Erebus and Abaia, 
or I have never read a word by Wolfe and live under the South Pole in a 
rusty tin can.

On 10/11/2011 2:59 PM, Jeff Wilson wrote:
> On Tue, October 11, 2011 10:04, David Stockhoff wrote:
>> On 10/11/2011 8:19 AM, Jeff Wilson wrote:
>>> On 10/11/2011 6:51 AM, David Stockhoff wrote:
>>>> OK, but how does it explain talking to the monsters in the abyss, who
>>>> were not there before he slept, as he stated he did? Why make this
>>>> complicated?
>>> As for talking to the monsters in the abyss, who is doing that and
>>> when/what chapter?
>> Typhon: "Yes. But I have lived almost a day and have sent my thought
>> into far places. There are powers in the seas now who would rule. They
>> will become our slaves, and the hordes of the north are theirs."
>>
>> (1) Typhon has learned this information since he awoke (2) by sending
>> his thought into far places. There is no evidence for anything else.
> I see no mention of talking, talking to monsters, or of an abyss.
>


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