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Current Talk '06 I / Re: Angelique engineered her own demise?
« on: February 16, 2006, 06:19:37 PM »
As I recall it,
[spoiler]When Angelique comes to the secret room to stake Barnabas after his death in 1796, and he rises to find her standing there with a stake at his heart, he makes a sarcastic comment about the curse and how since she "loves" him so much, she should be first in line to die. I can't recall now whether he alluded to her being a victim of her own curse after her "death" in 1840. Sam Hall's notes allude to her appearing as a ghost in the present, had they actually done the return-to-1971 storyline.
Lifting a hex is a very tricky thing to accomplish, but I'll spare you the nattering about magickal technique which isn't really relevant to this forum. She could well have been able to make it possible for him to become human again, but the basic hex that anyone who loved him would die might still have had an influence over how events played out in 1841. It's an interesting thing I had never really pondered before--probably because the writing was so loosey-goosey at that stage of the game.[/spoiler]
G.
[spoiler]When Angelique comes to the secret room to stake Barnabas after his death in 1796, and he rises to find her standing there with a stake at his heart, he makes a sarcastic comment about the curse and how since she "loves" him so much, she should be first in line to die. I can't recall now whether he alluded to her being a victim of her own curse after her "death" in 1840. Sam Hall's notes allude to her appearing as a ghost in the present, had they actually done the return-to-1971 storyline.
Lifting a hex is a very tricky thing to accomplish, but I'll spare you the nattering about magickal technique which isn't really relevant to this forum. She could well have been able to make it possible for him to become human again, but the basic hex that anyone who loved him would die might still have had an influence over how events played out in 1841. It's an interesting thing I had never really pondered before--probably because the writing was so loosey-goosey at that stage of the game.[/spoiler]
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