Quote from: CyrusL on February 15, 2006, 08:05:40 PM

I have to say the whole "this image is copyrighted" that happens when you click on her is driving me a lil nuts too.

That only comes up if someone right-clicks on it. Why would you right-click? 

You know, I wan't aware that I was right clicking, but that may be what happened. Again, I promise to be more careful. I think the 333 cures was like bad buckshot, lol. Promise I'm better. Maybe I was possessed by Locke.
Michael 

It will be available at the Fest. .you can pay in cash.

I look forward to getting a copy as well. I hope you have some anecdotes on "Gargoyles." (Gargoyle==>) Is there anyone I should email to suggest you should be included on the convention's program?
Michael

Quote from: Connie on February 11, 2006, 10:06:16 PM

Big deal spoiler:
[spoiler]He lives at Collinwood in his old room.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]Uhhh.. I totally forgot about that! That seems so absolutely illogical to me, here's this guy, who claims to be the descendant of a ghost who haunted the house, possessed the kids and the governess, convinced them to try to commit murder MULTIPLE times then terrified the whole family into evacuating and almost killed David, Chris, Mrs. Stoddard and Professor Stokes, not to mention actually killing Ezra Braithwaite and Madame Findley...

Then they let him move INTO the room where the ghost was unsealed from?! In the abandoned West Wing? That just seems like playing with fire to me, and don't they think the kids would be a BIT unsettled by having Quentin around 24/7? I know it would have been a pain with sets and all, but the powers that be should have given him his own place OR a room at the Old House at least. Having the portrait kept Quentin's particular curse at bay, but I'm sure he still had plenty of things to hide.

So like, does Quentin use the secret passage way every time he wants to go to his room or does he walk all the way through the house to get to it?[/spoiler]

Well, [spoiler]We do actually see the kids frightened by Quentin.[/spoiler] As for access, I think it was implied that Quentin both in 1897 and 1969 had his own entrance and stairway, probably around the side of the house. Let's be on the level, although we joke about the bathrooms, somewhere in the house, there really would have been toilets and showers, so we never really see everything. I would think Quentin would have been relaxed to be back home. The real unanswered question, exceot in fan fiction I'm sure, is where he spent the last 70 years, when did he get amnesia, what did he think about himself not aging, and how did he support himself if he had amnesia? 
     Well, the Collins did love family above all else. Then again, Julia and/or Barnabas could practically talk the family into anything. One wonders how much "Sawyer" blood is mixed in with the Collins. It didn't hurt that Elizabeth knew of a great Uncle Quentin as well as those resemblances, "The Collinssss blood always had a certain ...perssssssisstence." One has to wonder if Elizabeth like more people around to help her with the housework.

Michael