The words the author leaves you with seem to indicate he did not receive a new body, but got his old body (and clothes) back, scars and imperfections and all. Yet he was alive. In some sense, he was whole; unmarked except by his old wounds. Even his clothes were intact. Linden could see the rent in...

Thanks for commenting earthbrah, and the welcoming words ;) I guess I'm still flummoxed as to 'where' Covenant is pulled from though - if option A is he is drawn down from the Arch of Time into a physical form and option B is he is pulled forward to this time from the past, what is option C? His sou...

Thanks for the kind words guys, and the lovely welcome. Some great points and food for thought. Looking forward to hearing any other theories - I can see myself spending a lot of time here!

Best,

Phil

Hi everyone, Apologies for the title, I wanted to be as vague as I could. First post here, and I hope my query isn't mind-numbingly moronic. I'm still reeling from Fatal Revenant and it's myriad implications. Upon closing the book, I was happy with my interpretation that Linden has effectively creat...