Re: Yggdrasil system
to | <megami@ml.usagi.org>
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from | Brian Welch <bwelch@avana.net>
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subject | Re: Yggdrasil system
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date | Thu, 6 May 1999 10:26:11 -0400
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Art wrote:
<<SNIP>>
> Belldandy is some sort of antenna for Yggdrasil (see the
> first issue),
Well, she was for about 15 minutes in Chapter 1. After the contract was
established, her role as antenna and her ability to read minds disappeared
(something a lot of fanfic authors seem to forget, by the way). She can still
read emotional states, but not thoughts.
> Belldandy transfers contracts by a beam of light and all
> goddesses travel by a different medium (like water, mirrors and TV sets),
Well, Peorth returns to Heaven in Volume 11 by simply fading out. I seem to
remember it being described as some kind of "space sliding technique". Sounds
a lot like space folding. I suppose there wasn't a camera handy in the
clubhouse. Also, the whole medium thing is more a matter of convenience than
necessity. Urd seems to travel through whatever she wants to (TVs, camera
lenses, walls, water...)
> what would Yggdrasil be made of then?
Ash wood, of course! ^_-
Actually, the pics of what is probably Yggdrasil in Volume 17? 18? show a tall,
spire-shaped building of sorts with lots of intricate stuff floating around it.
> Could this be the first biological computer system?
It certainly was biological in Norse mythology! In AMS, though, Yggdrasil
appears to be a construct. Not much biological-looking stuff.
Brian W.
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