DARK SHADOWS FORUMS
General Discussions => Current Talk Archive => Current Talk '24 I => Polls Archive => Topic started by: TNickey2003 on March 24, 2006, 05:11:13 AM
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Yet another Parallel Time poll, with more food for thought.
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I said yes just because it would be a hell of a big surprise, and things would be more interesting that way.
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I picked no. I think it makes more sense if ghosts stay within their own universe.
For one example, the ghost of Josette in parallel time would likely be quite different than the one in real time (if she appeared), for the simple fact that she lived a different life (a happier one).
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There are people who say what we call ghosts are really individuals bleeding over from other times or dimensions, I think. If there's any kind of entity who can cross that boundary naturally, it would have be ghosts. Though, it was one of the few nice moments I remember from PT when [spoiler]Barnabas started communicating with PT Joshua, and Joshua was monumentally disturbed by Barnabas's being there, as if it was shockingly unnatural.[/spoiler]Then again, Joshua seemed to know what was going on, enough to be outraged, and how would he have known enough about parallel realities, unless ghosts were in contact with them somehow? It wasn't exactly a hobby of living Joshua's.
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I say no. Dark Shadows loosely bases it's fictional creatures on other stuff (uhm . . what do you call a body of knowledge and myth?).
So ghosts are probably bound to and by certain things like unresolved problems, revenge, and magic.
So I think the ghosts are bound to there own dimension.
Also generally don't ghosts lack a comprehensive understanding of there world?
Don't they lack a certain will power to act on complex new information?
Still . . it could make a great fan fic story . . the lost ghost . . confused . . alone . . a ghost who possessed someone during a seyons (how is that spelled?) is scared and runs away to the parallel time room.
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"Sceance" I think.
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I think it's seance, actually - with an accent over the first e - which I can't manage here. :-
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an accent over the first e - which I can't manage here.
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