(urth) some help? Mary King (famous equestrian), Riverman (famous stud horse), and horse races vs. the Odal rune (inheritance) in Sorcerer's house (Marc Aramini)

[Marc Aramini]

Also the chapter with Mary king and skotos, letter 21, should be later, so
22 and 23 should be 21 and 22.

On Thursday, May 10, 2018, Robert Pirkola <rpirkola at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Okay, I see what you mean about the dreamlike nature of the dinner scene
> having looked at the start of it again.  A couple of things popped into my
> mind in doing so.  First, just before they run into Kiki, whose name is a
> palindrome and who speaks palindromically.  This in a chapter at the heart
> of a book of mirrored halves.  If the kikimora is associated with the
> foxface and they meet her on the trip to the restaurant and on the return
> trip from the restaurant they meet Mary King, then they should be different.
> Mary King phonetically is close to "American".  Doris introduces herself
> and then asks the apparition for her name which she says is "Mary King".
> If she responds "American" and disappears, what does this signify?  On page
> 155 when Bax is writing to Shell before the Silver Bullets chapters, Mary
> King is inquired after, even though we won't meet her for several more
> chapters.  Just before he asks that question, Bax refers to Doris as his
> "American girlfriend".  Doris = Mary King.
> If Doris is otherwise associated with Lupine then the divisions of the
> characters breaks out more evenly:
>
> Doris/Mary King/Lupine
> Martha Murrey/Kiki/Foxface
>
>
> On May 10, 2018 Marc Aramini wrote:
> >The question is in how to divide the
> >two spirits that are not "real" - they exist, but they aren't of everyday
> >stuff. One would seem to be Kiki and the other Lupine, but she wears
> skins.
> >It is not clear which Mary King is associated with.
>
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