I loved the way he applied quantum theory to just about everything, and how humbled he felt in front of Dios. In a way I think he was the only character who fully understood Dios in the end.

She is (in the credits), and that actually bothered me a bit. Heh. OK, I know, it's not so important. Anyway, I don't think a Covenant movie would be a good idea.

Excuse me, but music (with lyrics) by a band would completely ruin a Covenant movie. I mean, here we are in this magical fantasy world full of profound things, and suddenly we hear a pop song (from Earth)? Just because a song is good doesn't mean it should be put into a movie. Some people wanted Led...

I think that Hashi is the one of the best characters ever created, and certainly the most fascinating character in The Gap. Sure, I also loved Vector, Dios and Angus, and a lot of other characters too, but Hashi is just ... brilliant. I don't know why some people hate him ... he really is a good guy...

I just thought of this, but if they are *somehow* connected ... perhaps LF somehow lives on in Covenant's son ... (just and idea)

Yes ... but I think it's part of something Donaldson is trying to say with the books. As if Foul is the incarnation of the evil within Covenant ... or something like that.

Sorry, but I think they are.

Well, I think it's true that they are connected.

Yes, but Foul is also a part of Covenant, just like the Land itself, and Covenant is dead ... but then again, we don't know how dead he is...

Personally I believe that it's not possible to film the Chronicles without losing the depth. Sure, you could show all the neat fantasty stuff, but that's not what they're about. How can you put the philosophical part of the books into a movie?
Not possible.