FS Out of Character Chat

[Laurna]

man, why is life so full of pretend stuff.

[Nezz]

man, why is life so full of pretend stuff.

LOL, because you and Revanne insisted upon it. 

[Laurna]

Oh yeah, That!  sigh

[revanne]

To be fair me a bit more than you!

[Laurna]

Ah sweet Airich, You silly young man, Face the dagger before facing an elder.

I think this episode has Amy's compassion, desperate to find a cure.

Good Job Nezz

[Evie]

Dang, child, who Teymurazed you? 😱😥

[Bynw]

That was a great post. I feel for the guy really I do. He needs someone skilled in memories and the like to help him.

[Evie]

Ah sweet Airich, You silly young man, Face the dagger before facing and elder.

I'm kind of wondering if he might be under a compulsion to not seek help from those who would be most likely to be able to help with this sort of issue, leaving only the recourse of having to seek it from less likely sources of relief in hopes they'll stumble onto a solution? Or is that just my diabolical mind at work again? 😅

At first I thought he might have done a Death Reading and assimilated the memories improperly, which could cause insanity over time (and I can see how Airich's symptoms could eventually lead to that), but as I read on, these look more to me like memories imposed on him as revenge from an attempt at Mind-Seeing or Mind-Ripping gone horribly wrong because the other Deryni managed to fight back? Or maybe it was a Death Reading, but the other mind was somehow booby trapped with the intent of causing harm to anyone attempting to Death Read the deceased? Or maybe it's more simple than any of that and I'm overthinking the issue? 😅 I'll need to give it a closer re-read, but whatever happened, he's in interesting case for sure. I'd love for a trained Healer to get their hands on him, at least assuming there isn't some reason that would greatly backfire, like a hidden Death Trigger.

[Nezz]

Ah sweet Airich, You silly young man, Face the dagger before facing and elder.

I'm kind of wondering if he might be under a compulsion to not seek help from those who would be most likely to be able to help with this sort of issue, leaving only the recourse of having to seek it from less likely sources of relief in hopes they'll stumble onto a solution? Or is that just my diabolical mind at work again? 😅

At first I thought he might have done a Death Reading and assimilated the memories improperly, which could cause insanity over time (and I can see how Airich's symptoms could eventually lead to that), but as I read on, these look more to me like memories imposed on him as revenge from an attempt at Mind-Seeing or Mind-Ripping gone horribly wrong because the other Deryni managed to fight back? Or maybe it was a Death Reading, but the other mind was somehow booby trapped with the intent of causing harm to anyone attempting to Death Read the deceased? Or maybe it's more simple than any of that and I'm overthinking the issue? 😅 I'll need to give it a closer re-read, but whatever happened, he's in interesting case for sure. I'd love for a trained Healer to get their hands on him, at least assuming there isn't some reason that would greatly backfire, like a hidden Death Trigger.

Takes notes because darned if you didn't just give me the best idea!

[Evie]

Takes notes because darned if you didn't just give me the best idea!

Uh oh ... 😅

[Laurna]

We certainly do not want Revanne to hide Edwin in the depths of a monastery.  We need him with us.  I which case, I am guessing we better play nice. Where is the fun in that.

[revanne]

Well, the Abbey, where I am currently lurking on a Hebridean Island, was originally founded by St Columba in 563 (though refounded by the Iona Community in the 1930's) so it would be there for Edwin to visit. Though Duncan would be more at home so maybe I'll take him instead.

[Nezz]

OK, this is going to seems self-serving since I'm the one who technically posted it, but... YEAH! *fist-pumps then high-fives Revanne and Bishop Bernard*

(That was my reaction when I initially read that scene and I've been keeping it to myself until now.)

[revanne]

Thank you. It was one of those where the main outline kindly jumped itself into my head.

[Laurna]

I consider the bishop's scene to be outstanding and far-reaching. And I have hope that this scholarly city will return to its educational roots.
Well Done Revanne.
Nezz thank you for posting.