Whew. Part 2 is up. You guys are going to laugh your asses off when you see what I came up with. Got to be the nuttiest theory I've advocated yet!
Link here: http://www.karenmoning.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23612
Whew. Part 2 is up. You guys are going to laugh your asses off when you see what I came up with. Got to be the nuttiest theory I've advocated yet!
Link here: http://www.karenmoning.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23612
"If you will practice being fictional for a while, you will understand that fictional characters are sometimes more real
than people with bodies and heartbeats."
--Richard Bach, Illusions
So Dageus said that when he went back in time he tryed to bring some of his stuff to the present time with hm. Some tings make it threw and others didn't...
Did QA pick and chose what things Dageus could bring with him?
And could the missing things have ended up with the missing Dageus?![]()
Somewhere in the mist o' time
a Fever rages in a Highlander "mine"~~
Dual breath in a Druid born
An Immortal lad of a Keltar lore~~
Souls of the present meet the soul of past
No canceling out of the sexy extra large Keltar lad~~
Two of his kind, one stays behind
in the past and in a present kin~~
I'm trying to find A missing Keltar "Mine"
Oh Dageus wherefor are though my friend?
Leaving out the missing Dageus--this is an interesting question. When he first went back to try and fix things, he tried bringing a note for his old self--it didn't make it. Coming forward, some of the relics he tried to bring made it (clearly enough to live comfortably on) but some did not. What was the determining factor? QA could very well be a possibility, but I suppose paradox is the most likely. Say a given dagger was meant to be used on someone in the newly altered timeline, but sometime during the 500 year gap. Maybe it couldn't be brought through--it would be interesting to know if those items ended up back at Castle Keltar, or if they were simply "lost in time".
Maybe they're in the White Mansion? *scratches head*
I found him, he's with me! I will return him in a few hundred years.![]()
Adam gave of his essence to save Dageus's life. I found this...
http://www.aoh61.com/saints/c_saints.htm
St. Cairlon (Caorlan) of Cashel, Bishop
Feastday: March 24
6th century. Saint Cairlon was an Irish abbot who died and was raised again to life by Saint Dageus (f.d. August 18). Afterwards, when Saint Cairlon had been made archbishop of Cashel, Saint Dageus placed himself and his monks under his rule (Benedictines).
Troparion of St Cairlon tone 4 O holy Cairlon, thou didst repose in the Lord/ and wast raised to life by Saint Daga./ Then living the risen life while yet on earth/ thou didst spend thy years in apostolic labours./ Pray to Christ our God to save our souls.
Daga=Daghda?
DAGEUS can be traced subsidise to Lough Dagea ("Lake of the Two Geese") Chloes Dageus and our missing Dageus.![]()