Fic: The Hands of Lazarus (1/?)
Apr. 10th, 2006 07:25 pmSo, I come and bring forth the first part of my new fic:
The Hands of Lazarus (1/?)
Spoilers: All of Coldfire.
Disclaimer: All belongs to C.S. Friedman. And instigation is
bwinter's fault. All publicly recognizable characters, settings, plot, etc. are the property of C. S. Friedman. The original characters, settings and plot are the property of the artist/author. The artist/author is in no way associated with C. S. Friedman and no copyright infringement is intended. This work is an amateur fan effort and no profit is being made.
Rating: PG13+ (and increasing by the section)
Notes: I was told a lot of Coldfire fans did fix-its after the ending. Who am I to deny my destiny? :P
The Hands of Lazarus (1/?)
Spoilers: All of Coldfire.
Disclaimer: All belongs to C.S. Friedman. And instigation is
Rating: PG13+ (and increasing by the section)
Notes: I was told a lot of Coldfire fans did fix-its after the ending. Who am I to deny my destiny? :P
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Date: 2006-04-10 09:05 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-04-11 08:57 am (UTC)Are Gerald Tarrant and Riven Forest the same person?
"The enigmatic figure appearing in the last section is in fact the new GT, surviving according to the conditions he discusses with Damien. Since one of those conditions is that he utterly sacrifice his old identity, to the degree that even admitting to his own name will undo the sacrifice, these details must be discussed third person; but Damien recognizes enough of GT's mannerisms to know what has happened."
That's what Ms Friedman says in her faq...
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Date: 2006-04-11 08:59 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-04-11 09:05 am (UTC)Also, note:
"Riven Forrest is GT's son by the Iezu mother. His aspect is clearly that emotional domain connected with GT's Hunt, which did include a lost of his sadistic instincts, need to feed on humans, etc. Devoid of these characteristics, GT is now free to become something else...whether it is better remains to be seen. The term "dad" is not metaphoric at all, but quite literal. The giveaway here is that while GT the Hunter was interested solely in hunting humans, and particularly obsessed with hunting women, Forrest, as a Iezu, feeds on the hunt in all its aspects....as evidenced by the things in the new store he manages. "
And the last section referred to is the last scene of the book, in Black Ridge Inn. Where we have new!Gerald, not Riven.
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Date: 2006-04-11 10:13 am (UTC)Riven, on the other hand, is markedly different. Take a look at the speech patterns, those alone don't quite fit Gerald. And he's a Iezu, something I'm sure Damien would have noticed about the visitor in the last chapter. Add to that the differences in appearance, and you end up with two separate characters.
(wondering whether this should go into a separate post for discussion)
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