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filtered same lyra_of_dust April 15 2007, 00:17:17 UTC
And Mouse pretty much told me the broken heart was Adrastus... And I think King might be gone now.

Brass... It mentioned that twice. And strings. Painted ones. And names figure into it somehow.

And it and Siran both mentioned drowning... I really think we shouldn't try to push things together though. Lets wait for more stuff to surface and see what happens. Oh, and I'll see if it wants to paint with me.

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Re: filtered same stancoleman April 15 2007, 00:29:58 UTC
This sounds crazy, but I'm sort of wondering if Adrastus and King are linked somehow.

Brass like an instrument. The dog keeps mentioning to feel the beat. It's almost as if he wants to turn the City into a bad musical.

Yeah. Might be best to wait. Be careful about the painting though Lyra.

(ooc: Stan's being sarcastic about the musical thing. He has absolutely no idea about the curse tomorrow.))

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Re: filtered same lyra_of_dust April 15 2007, 00:43:12 UTC
Really? I don't think so. I mean, I know the deities en't on our side, but they haven't said anything about that.

Or it's some sort of metaphor. It's mentioned strings to. But not puppet strings.

We'll never get anywhere if we don't take risks.

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Re: filtered same stancoleman April 15 2007, 01:36:27 UTC
This place is full of metaphors. Shit, the deities kind of remind me of the cult leaders at Silent Hill (only more annoying, and more powerful.)

Yes, we do need to take risks. That I can agree with. I wonder if I have any "paints" I can use.

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Same filter oncecursed April 15 2007, 00:41:41 UTC
...Was this dog once human, then? Adastrus was once a king of Thebes, chased out of his own of his own kingdom by his daughters, who he married.

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Re: Same filter lyra_of_dust April 15 2007, 00:47:02 UTC
I doubt it. I think it came from the same source as the deities.

The meaning of the name 'one who stands his ground'... We think that might be important though.

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Re: Same filter oncecursed April 15 2007, 00:51:07 UTC
...Then unlikely that has a tie to the Illiad?

Perhaps since three of four gods... something must be out of synch? I haven't been here not even for a week to know.

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Re: Same filter lyra_of_dust April 15 2007, 00:53:46 UTC
I doubt it. I think we shouldn't take anything too literally.

Yeah... Somethings wrong, but we don't know what.

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same filter bright_shield April 15 2007, 01:04:40 UTC
you know the name. adrastus.

adrastus does not change. maemi. pet me.

where memories go. [in the melting pot]

no more than given. no more than due.

[we owe nothing] due. they pay adrastus.

take. take.

all here.

[Who is all here?] All the beats

still enough time to feel it the beat

adrastus. do not want. waste your name.

[fluffy the trash collector] within nature of adrastus

[X-rated holocaust clatters?] with a pinch of brass

keep within reach. siran.

and siran has no more time

What I've compiled since my last post. I'm no philosopher or tactician, so... make of it, what you will.

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Re: same filter stancoleman April 15 2007, 01:38:13 UTC
Almost sounds as if Adrastus' beef is with the three remaining deities, and not us citizens. I've noticed that way it demands things of them.

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watchmakergod April 15 2007, 02:02:29 UTC
There was in the City a woman by the name of Dorian who bartered in memories, by the Fountain.

She was Siran's pet, and Maemi killed her in a fit of pique.

Dorian Gray was a man who sought immortality through brushwork--namely, a painting of himself.

The Dorian mode is one of the seven diatonic scales recognized by the Greeks and their descendants alike, though the scale it described changed when medieval musicians adopted it from their predecessors--an error in translation.

Do we know what happened to the woman Dorian's heart?

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stancoleman April 15 2007, 02:18:13 UTC
Hmm I remember her. I never dealt with her though. Interesting how Siran seems to like the dog while Maemi despises it. More so than other things I'd wager.

Actually none of us know what happened to her heart.

Could this Adrastus be Dorian?

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watchmakergod April 15 2007, 04:26:33 UTC
That Siran does not claim it as her own speaks against that theory.

However, it's not impossible that something essential within the creature is from Dorian.

I will continue to watch.

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stancoleman April 15 2007, 12:21:51 UTC
You do that.

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