Avatar wrote:Davies?

--A

Nope - he was first on their list.

Check all of my clues.

Cord Hurn wrote:Perhaps Warden is surprised that Marc doesn't demand to know why Morn was rescued from the Amnion sector of Billingate.

That's not it either. I'll give a clue that I hope isn't too dead simple - the Amnion demands Vestibule presented were a list of people, and someone was conspicuously absent.

Sorry, neither of those correctly answers the question. :) Naturally, there are any number of things that weren't demanded, but there was one that it was called out that Warden was surprised by. Note - there was a very good reason it wasn't demanded, by the way, but Warden couldn't know that at the ...

In any case, first, I will clarify that I have provided an answer to Avatar's satisfaction, and my answer is definitely the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.

Second, I'll ask a real question:

What is Warden surprised that Marc Vestibule didn't demand in his final negotiation?

Avatar wrote:Sheesh, after that you should just own it IS.

--A

I could, but it would be far more fun to ask...

"What do you get when you cross a football trophy with a zeppelin and an indecisive school headmaster?"

Avatar wrote:Nobody? Not sure if I should give a clue...really, how many quantum principles are you aware of...?

--A

I'm a little uncertain about this one, myself.

Well, since I don't know the answer to the bonus question, it would scarcely be fair to use it as my own question. :D Right... What brief sight astonished Geraden out of his distress as Havelock led he and Terisa through the tunnels away from the attack of the cockroach things? :D --A OK, I'll prov...

To piss off the slug for the final battle? (And she realised during the battle when he translated it against the champion?) --A I'll accept that. There was a specific term I was looking for on the reason (not simply making it angry, but teaching it to "hate stone"), but that's close enoug...

His response was, essentially "NOT now" (as opposed to "WHY now". His primary concern was saving Nyle, and secondarily stopping Eremis. Sorry, I don't have the exact quote you're looking for. I will give it to you. His actually response was "Later" and quote from book:...

His response was, essentially "NOT now" (as opposed to "WHY now". His primary concern was saving Nyle, and secondarily stopping Eremis. Sorry, I don't have the exact quote you're looking for.

"have his way with anyone" Correct! :goodnevil: :rockband: As I said, it didn't lend itself to the kind of subtle hints I like to provide, so when I did drop one, it was almost verbatim the answer. In any case, once he made that proclamation, he went on to detail just how Eremis did and w...

The answer to this one is so short, it doesn't lend itself well to clues. I just hope someone eventually takes this question and makes it their own... Not even a nibble? I felt sure someone would have their way with this question by now... Hmmm I seem to be remembering something to the effect of th...

Sticking to the subject of Vagel... What did Vagel say that Eremis' "real power" is, that makes him willing to play second fiddle? The answer to this one is so short, it doesn't lend itself well to clues. I just hope someone eventually takes this question and makes it their own... Not eve...

IrrationalSanity wrote:
Sticking to the subject of Vagel...

What did Vagel say that Eremis' "real power" is, that makes him willing to play second fiddle?

The answer to this one is so short, it doesn't lend itself well to clues. I just hope someone eventually takes this question and makes it their own...

Good enough. :D 'Then he turned and beckoned for me to follow him. He beckoned me my Lady.' Havelock's hands made fierce scraping movements, tearing the air in front of Terisa like hungry claws. "He beckoned , and his scorn was still on his face. So I followed him...' --A Thanks! Sticking to t...

Simple,

Vagel beckoned him. (Presumably with a "come on!" type gesture, as sound doesn't transmit.)

Haveleock told us that himself at one point.

So Avatar want to make a stab at answering #3 what did Termigan's men use to killthe creatures? I got no more clues - because truthfully I thought Van Helsing was a give away. Anywho...if Avatar doesn't want to guess - what are the rules - can I declare that he answered enough and just pass him the...

Here again, we see that the Tor is as adept at statecraft as anyone in Mordant. In this scene, he is still grieving and drunk, and has lost much of his sense of initiative. Yet when presented with a challenge, he rises to it. We also get another glimpse of the potential within Gereden, not his Image...

Hmm I told you I was not good with clues lol. I thought 3/4 was clue for 4/3 ratio and remote for remote control....but anywho.... To be honest I am stumped. I remember the scene fairly well ...well except for the part who did he resolve getting back to Mordant? I got one my guess...then I might ne...

I'm afraid I can't give you that one (you latched onto the wrong piece of your first answer).

You'll need to reach outside of your comfort zone. Trust that the answer is out there ready and waiting.