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<div id="yiv1732939274">James Wynn-<br>
There was an interesting article entitled "Pan, Aristaeus,
Priapus" which for me confirms that Silk a clone of Typhon and
that Tussah was also a clone of Typhon. But I still say that
Silk was also the born of Kypris/Bird of the Woods, as
impossible as that seems.</div>
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<div>Mark Aramini-<br>
I tend to think of Silk as a son of Typhon, purely, purely,
purely from a text based analysis in which Kypris is equated
with the mother, EXCEPT for the idea that Typhon would want to
preserve his own face, and Silk shows up at the very end with
his face on Typhon, which would indicate at least that cloning
is possible. What is your idea of who and what Tick is?</div>
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I called this a confirmation not evidence. Obviously, it would fall
under the rubric of "Confirmation Bias". I agree --already from the
text-- that Silk is the son of Typhon. But I think the textual
evidence that he is a CLONE of Typhon is much stronger.<br>
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But the article I quoted implies why the name Pas was chosen as
Typhon's Whorl personality. Silk is built on Aristaeus and therefore
Typhon-on-the-Whorl was based on Pan. As both were names for the
same entity but different ancestries and acts.<br>
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u+16b9<br>
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u+16b9<br>
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