Okay, I totally get it Anja, but maybe you should explain for all those other folks who don't, who again, are totally not me?
Seems relatively straight forward as time travel goes. The Norns presumably exist simultaneously in all time so they “remember” meeting Kat when she comes to them later. She probably went to see the Norns to get information or because of the mechanics of time travel.
Alternatively there is only one set of gods for the infinite time lines so every version of Kat passes through these same Norns at some point in her journey.
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Okay, I totally get it Anja, but maybe you should explain for all those other folks who don't, who again, are totally not me?
Seems relatively straight forward as time travel goes. The Norns presumably exist simultaneously in all time so they “remember” meeting Kat when she comes to them later. She probably went to see the Norns to get information or because of the mechanics of time travel.
Alternatively there is only one set of gods for the infinite time lines so every version of Kat passes through these same Norns at some point in her journey.
Why not both? These are the tripartite goddess(es) of Time, Fate, and divination of all sorts. Seeing all paths necessarily means being part of them too.
Alternate explanation of why they know Kat: it’s like that scene in Back to the Future Part II where Biff sees the flying Delorean and instantly knows it’s a time machine because he remembers seeing it in the past despite hover systems not being invented until sometime in the intervening thirty years.
My thinking is that if Allison couldn't see that punch and transformation in accelerated time, then neither did the crowd, and White Chain collapses the moment the pair return to normal time
From an outsider's perspective it absolutely looks like Solomon David won and that White Chain was obliterated
even if no one could see the hit, they can still see the bruise
i'm sure Gog-Agog is getting a nice close-up for the cameras
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My thinking is that if Allison couldn't see that punch and transformation in accelerated time, then neither did the crowd, and White Chain collapses the moment the pair return to normal time
From an outsider's perspective it absolutely looks like Solomon David won and that White Chain was obliterated
even if no one could see the hit, they can still see the bruise
i'm sure Gog-Agog is getting a nice close-up for the cameras
Hmmmm that does make sense
It would also explain why Allison didn't see it; she wasn't looking at any screens, and was getting ready to throw down during that sequence
Still, if that turns out to be the explanation, I wish it was communicated a little bit more clearly, like by showing one of the panels of Solomon checking his face framed by a screen
My thinking is that if Allison couldn't see that punch and transformation in accelerated time, then neither did the crowd, and White Chain collapses the moment the pair return to normal time
From an outsider's perspective it absolutely looks like Solomon David won and that White Chain was obliterated
even if no one could see the hit, they can still see the bruise
i'm sure Gog-Agog is getting a nice close-up for the cameras
Hmmmm that does make sense
It would also explain why Allison didn't see it; she wasn't looking at any screens, and was getting ready to throw down during that sequence
Still, if that turns out to be the explanation, I wish it was communicated a little bit more clearly, like by showing one of the panels of Solomon checking his face framed by a screen
i'm kind of expecting that to be on the next page or two. just like a wide shot with the crowd looking at a jumbotron or something
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Also i have had this exact conversation with a few people but they either didn’t realize it or were kind enough to pretend so they wouldn’t have to reject me outright.
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I was under the impression that no one actually saw the exchange except for Solomon David and White Chain herself. All the crowd saw was a flash of white and then their emperor standing triumphant (and about to execute his opponent, no less); Gog-Agog says that they know their emperor has won, but they are wrong
I think gog-agog is broadcasting a close-up of that mark on his face
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Okay, I totally get it Anja, but maybe you should explain for all those other folks who don't, who again, are totally not me?
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Seems relatively straight forward as time travel goes. The Norns presumably exist simultaneously in all time so they “remember” meeting Kat when she comes to them later. She probably went to see the Norns to get information or because of the mechanics of time travel.
Alternatively there is only one set of gods for the infinite time lines so every version of Kat passes through these same Norns at some point in her journey.
Why not both? These are the tripartite goddess(es) of Time, Fate, and divination of all sorts. Seeing all paths necessarily means being part of them too.
Alternate explanation of why they know Kat: it’s like that scene in Back to the Future Part II where Biff sees the flying Delorean and instantly knows it’s a time machine because he remembers seeing it in the past despite hover systems not being invented until sometime in the intervening thirty years.
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I think in this case its because shes accepted that Time Travel has to be possible
even if no one could see the hit, they can still see the bruise
i'm sure Gog-Agog is getting a nice close-up for the cameras
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Hmmmm that does make sense
It would also explain why Allison didn't see it; she wasn't looking at any screens, and was getting ready to throw down during that sequence
Still, if that turns out to be the explanation, I wish it was communicated a little bit more clearly, like by showing one of the panels of Solomon checking his face framed by a screen
i'm kind of expecting that to be on the next page or two. just like a wide shot with the crowd looking at a jumbotron or something
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Also i have had this exact conversation with a few people but they either didn’t realize it or were kind enough to pretend so they wouldn’t have to reject me outright.
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I think gog-agog is broadcasting a close-up of that mark on his face
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