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<DIV style="font-color: black"><B>From:</B> <A title=crushtv@gmail.com
href="mailto:crushtv@gmail.com">James Wynn</A> </DIV></DIV></DIV>
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is no precedence for Mucor possessing and animal to travel to a <BR>location
and then "chaining" into an astral appearance. Given her <BR>apparent powers,
I can't imagine why such a thing would even be <BR>necessary. This is a theory
utterly without foundation. It has a feel of <BR>desperation about it. I do
not like.<BR><BR>It is not that the appearances of Pike's ghost, or Mucor, or
Oreb in the <BR>window is a such a big problem on their own. The problem is
their near <BR>simultaneous appearance, and the surrounding facts. Any serious
theory <BR>on this event needs to explain how the appearance of all three fit
<BR>together. Mucor and Oreb are linked by being in the room together when
<BR>Silk awakes. The likelihood that Oreb is astral connects them both to
<BR>the Rajan. The subsequent appearance of Pike's ghost acting more like
<BR>something from "The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini" than "Wuthering
<BR>Heights" or "A Christmas Carol" makes him plausibly associated with the
<BR>Rajan (whom we haven't seen previously but must be there unless Oreb
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<DIV>Or unless there was some other reason for Silk thinking he saw Oreb. At
least two have been proposed.</DIV>
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<DIV>If Oreb isn’t an astral traveller, there’s no link to the Rajan at all.
Silk doesn’t see the Rajan; he sees Pike. [And unlike the case with Oreb, he
sees him in the light. Granted he’s a ghost, but still...]</DIV>
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<DIV>Your argument depends on Silk unerringly recognising Oreb in the dark, Oreb
being an astral traveller, and Silk completely failing to recognise his 43-year
old one-eyed self in the light, and thinking instead that he sees his 70+ year
old predecessor. Oh, and astral travel involving time-travel (so long as
it’s meaningless time travel).</DIV>
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<DIV>Is my theory so “utterly without foundation” and “desperate” by
comparison?</DIV>
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<DIV>- Gerry Quinn</DIV>
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