FORKNI-L
FORKNI-L Digest - 10 Jul 2000 to 11 Jul 2000 (#2000-205)
Tue, 11 Jul 2000
There are 29 messages totalling 802 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. Nick and the religious nature of the Mayan Cup (3)
2. Religious vs. magical objects (4)
3. <No subject given>
4. FORKNI-L Digest - 10 Jul 2000 (#2000-204)
5. Preachin To The Choir
6. Nick and the religious nature objects
7. vamp factions
8. Greer -- Religious vs. magical objects
9. Blitzing for the Knight- July 10-31!!
10. Question about Nat (Help!) (2)
11. Remote-Controlled Fireplaces
12. charity T-shirts
13. Knight School
14. DuCharme's Palace of Beauty
15. I'm Back & A GWD Surprise for You!
16. Knight School - Ep.104 - Last Act (4)
17. Robo-Cop Prime Directives
18. Dark Shadows back on SciFi
19. Blood and religious objects
20. Nick and the religious nature of objects
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 17:22:44 -0400
From: mclisa@m.......
Subject: Nick and the religious nature of the Mayan Cup
I'm reaching here, but I wonder ... since the cup was supposedly part of a
cure for vampirism (this is why Nick wanted it so much), perhaps there was
something intrinsic in its making which allowed vampires to handle it
safely? Ok, ok, so my fondness for cheese is showing. Half the fun of this
list, for me, is finding ways around glitches. :)
My friend Linda Roth has a theory that objects absorb some sort of vibration
from their users, or people who venerate them and that it is the vibration
rather than the object itself which affects vampires. This would explain why
LC, who was definitely never a Christian, can be repelled by a cross or
Nick, who was not Jewish in his mortal life, reacted to the menorah. If the
makers and users of the cup intended it for use by vampires, then perhaps
the object never held a vibration which would repell a vampire.
Cousin McLisa (Lisa McDavid) "That will be Trouble."
mclisa@m.......
Listowner Forkni-l, Fkfic-l, Fkv4s-l
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 15:09:55 -0700
From: Les GS <looscann@s.......>
Subject: Re: Religious vs. magical objects
At 04:38 PM 7/10/00 EDT, Laudon1965@a....... wrote:
>To many, but not all practicioners, Magic is a part of their religion, and
>the objects used therein have been consecrated and charged, and would hold a
>great deal of power. I see no reason to assume it would not have been so to
>the Mayans, to whom undoubtedly what we call "magic" was a manifestation of
>their beliefs.
Nick was able to handle them. So either the cups were just that, mundane
if ornate cups, without the power to change vampires back into mortals, as
Nick hoped. Or they were what Nick hoped they were, and they were simply
magical objects, not religious symbols. (They may have been charged with
power, but that power did not discomfit Nick.) Or, even though they *were*
religious symbols and had the power to change vampires to humans, whatever
they symbolized did not have an adverse affect on vampires. That means
some religious symbols repel vampires and others do not. If the cups *are*
religious symbols and don't, why not? We know canonically that not only
Christian symbols have this power. Do only symbols representing the Light
have power to ward them off? Not just any religious symbol? The blades in
Blackwing weren't *obviously* symbolic of the Light, but then neither is
the shape of a cross. <g> It's the mental associations built up around an
object that inform it with its meaning.
Speculating madly,
Les
Unnamed
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UF UnFAQ - http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/1228/
"The truth is rarely pure, and never simple." ~ Oscar Wilde
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 15:27:27 -0700
From: Liz the Lucky <lizthelucky@h.......>
Subject: Re: Religious vs. magical objects
Les sed:
> The blades in
> Blackwing weren't *obviously* symbolic of the Light, but then neither is
> the shape of a cross. <g>
IIRC, Tracy specifically mentioned the myth where Raven stole the sun. To
me, that would indicate that TPTB wanted the knifes taken as Light symbols,
especially since Tracy said it *after* Nick had already been burned by them.
Hugs and Kisses,
Liz the Lucky FoD
luckyliz@m....... Merc
http://www.mindspring.com/~luckyliz Nothers
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 18:30:16 EDT
From: Ceily Trog <Fk4ever1228@a.......>
Subject: <No subject given>
<<We've noted that he has a problem with a menorah (AMPH?) and ritual Raven
knives ("Blackwing") -- which is interesting in light of the fact that he
tells Nat that the cross problem is based upon the cross being a symbol of
"[Christ,] the One True Light". That statement would seem to indicate that
(1) Christianity is *the* only true religion (is it John I:23 that's the
source of "I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Light..."?) and
(2) vampires' problems with religious artifacts should be restricted to
Christian religious artifacts.>>
I did not take Nick's describing a cross as the symbol of the One True Light
as Nick endorsing Christianity as the only true religion. After all, he was
describing a cross and its particular meaning. If he were to describe a
menorah or the ritual Raven knife, wouldn't he describe them according to
their own religious significance? Since FK vampires do have problems with
these religious icons, it should prove to our Christian Crusader vampire that
no one religion has exclusive favor with the Almighty.
Just my take on it.
;-)
fk4ever
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 18:32:46 EDT
From: Alifoxx@a.......
Subject: Re: FORKNI-L Digest - 10 Jul 2000 (#2000-204)
In a message dated 7/10/2000 9:05:42 PM, you wrote:
<<Professional fonts cannot be had for (usually) less than $100 (although
there
are type packages at adobe.com which have a selection of their most popular
fonts for about $50). Free and shareware fonts are crude, have virtually no
kerning pairs, no expert sets, small caps, swash caps, ligatures, and other
things that typesetters need to create well-set text.>>
Thank you Nancy, you said it all for me! Since I work with type a great deal
I simply want to verify what you said.
JL
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 19:14:49 -0400
From: J Williams <cousin@w.......>
Subject: Re: Preachin To The Choir
Kristin wrote:
> Hi!
>
> This sounds great! How did it go? I'm sorry I wasn't around to spread the
> word, but I have just gotten back from our vacation. Any way I hope lots
> were able to go to this for FK. :)
> It went really well except for the fact that in my haste I lost track of
> Becky LeFaivre. I owe her an enourmous apology. The marathon ran from a
> little after 7pm(didn't have the heart to boot out the DS9 panel) till
> after midnight. We could have run them till 3:30AM but I was falling asleep
> having arrived at the convention after midnight Friday/Saturday because of
> car trouble. So Becky if you are out there, please forgive me. I thought
> we would meet at the Chase Room, but I was so befuddled that I forgot to
> have you come with me while I searched for the room. Just for the record, I
> want to one more encourage listmembers to contact convention committe
> person to do the sort of thing for FK ar a convention near you. You might
> be suprised!!!!!!!!
Ad Astra,
June
J
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 16:27:59 -0700
From: Greer <wyldechilde_2000@y.......>
Subject: Re: Religious vs. magical objects
Perhaps the reason Nick could handle the cup but not
the later religiously affiliated objects, the menorah
and the knives, is, as has already been suggested, the
symbology associated with the artifacts.
The sun and light associated symbolism of a cross or
crucifix is well known as it it's talismanic
properties in warding off evil and protecting the
wearer. I am less sure of the symbolism of the Native
American knives but if they were artifacts associated
'good' then being knives they were probably weapons,
not necessarily literally, AGAINST evil. And the
Menorah, an apologies to anyone if I get this wrong
since my Religious studies classes are long past, is
also associated with the resanctification of holy
places, barring it to the unholy such as vampires, and
the generation of light.
We do not, however, have any such knowledge about the
symbolism of the Mayan Goblet. For all we know it
could be an artifact of the 'dark side' and therefore
it wouldn't have the same repelling effect on Nicholas
and other vampires as the other artifacts.
There are other explanations of course.
That the effects the religious icons have on the
vampire are purely psychosomatic. Therefore Nick is
affected by the knives, the crosses and the menorah
(despite the menorah not having the same iconic
importance as the other two items) is because he knew
they were religious symbols and, being a fairly
ecumenical vampire despite his Christian background
(he had sympathy towards the pagans during the Harp
Flashback) he accepted the idea that these items would
have an effect on him. The Mayan cup, however, he
viewed as a magical item rather than a religious one,
a distinction important in his mind, and therefore it
didn't have an effect.
Or three. The PTB hadn't thought about
pagan/non-Christian artifacts having an effect on Nick
during the first episodes and therefore they didn't :)
Greer
PS-In the episode where Nick joined the Cult and was
almost brainwashed (yes I am terrible at names and by
the way sorry for the ramble) did he have any trouble
with any religious symbolism there?
=====
Those who live by the sword get shot by those who don't.
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 16:42:21 -0700
From: fkforever <fkforever@y.......>
Subject: Re: Nick and the religious nature objects
<<My friend Linda Roth has a theory that objects absorb some sort of
vibration from their users, or people who venerate them and that it is the
vibration rather than the object itself which affects vampires. >>
I totally agree!!! Because vampires have telepathic abilities they would
be able to pick up on the vibrations. The pain/repultion itself may be a
manifestation of the vampire's guilt over killing. Even LC has son hidden
guilt.
Another example of a vampire's telepathic abilities would be how Nick
tracked the killer in Killer Instinct (eps. 201). Nick went to the roof
top, cleared his mind and followed the trail to the mortal.
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 20:27:26 -0000
From: Barbara Vainio <bevainio@w.......>
Subject: Re: vamp factions
Lorin wrote:
> any others?
LaCroix would definitely be a Dark Knightie :-)
Barb
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 17:35:45 -0700
From: fkforever <fkforever@y.......>
Subject: Re: Greer -- Religious vs. magical objects
<<In the episode where Nick joined the Cult and was
almost brainwashed (yes I am terrible at names and by
the way sorry for the ramble) did he have any trouble
with any religious symbolism there?>>
No, Nick did not seem to. Although, Nick did say the drug on the disk
made him quizzy.
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 20:40:41 -0000
From: Barbara Vainio <bevainio@w.......>
Subject: Re: Blitzing for the Knight- July 10-31!!
Kristin wrote:
!
>
> It looks like these blitzes we have been doing are getting some attention!
What kind of attention are we getting? From whom? Is there anything we
should include in our e-mails to build on whatever good attention we're
getting?
Kristin & Susan, Thanks for keeping us focused on this and for keeping up
our energy when we would give up.
Barb
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 20:47:38 -0000
From: Barbara Vainio <bevainio@w.......>
Subject: Re: Nick and the religious nature of the Mayan Cup
McLisa wrote:
>This would explain why LC, who was definitely never a Christian, can be
>repelled by a cross or Nick, who was not Jewish in his mortal life,
>reacted to the menorah.
This comment just made me think of another possibility. Perhaps vampires
are affected by religious objects venerated by the people whose blood they
drank. This would explain why LaCroix seemed to be able to handle the sun
symbol when he entombed Divia, but is affected by crosses. Nick could
certainly have drained Jews or Native Americans, but maybe not a Mayan.
Barb
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 21:14:45 -0400
From: Diane Harris <dharris@h.......>
Subject: Question about Nat (Help!)
Well, I'm writing the sequel to Do Not Go Gentle, but I'm stuck. Before I
start writing around an event that might not mesh well with Nat's character,
help me out here please. What are Nat's feelings on the death penalty?
Maybe I'm going crazy, but didn't she mention that she was either for or
against it in some episode (if not, how do you think she would feel about
it)? Help, I'm trying to get this story typed before writer's block sets in
again!
Thanks in advance!
Diane (dharris@h.......)
Hopeless NNPacker with strong Knightie / Dark Knightie tendencies and a hint
of FoDs for good measure...
www.his.com/~eschmid/Homepage.htm
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 21:17:47 -0400
From: Mary Combs <mcombs@e.......>
Subject: Re: Religious vs. magical objects
Greer wrote:
>
> We do not, however, have any such knowledge about the
> symbolism of the Mayan Goblet. For all we know it
> could be an artifact of the 'dark side'
There is some very good fanfic that tends toward this approach,
with the Mayan "cure" requiring the sacrifice of some innocent
or dearly beloved person. (Perhaps those with better memories than
mine can provide the story names?)
> There are other explanations of course.
> That the effects the religious icons have on the
> vampire are purely psychosomatic.
Nick had no idea of the significance of the knives - he
was startled by the pain.
> PS-In the episode where Nick joined the Cult and was
> almost brainwashed (yes I am terrible at names and by
> the way sorry for the ramble) did he have any trouble
> with any religious symbolism there?
I don't think Nick was almost brainwashed - I think he was
acting because he knew about the surveillance systems.
-----
Mary
mcombs@e....... N&Npacker
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 21:25:36 -0000
From: Barbara Vainio <bevainio@w.......>
Subject: Re: Question about Nat (Help!)
Diane Harris wrote:
>What are Nat's feelings on the death penalty?
> Maybe I'm going crazy, but didn't she mention that she was either for or
> against it in some episode (if not, how do you think she would feel about
I think she said she was opposed to it, as well. But even if she didn't I
believe she *would* be opposed. She has seen too much death to want to add
more - even if those people had caused some of the death she had to deal
with.
Barb
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 01:22:38 CDT
From: Jen Harding <jensharding@h.......>
Subject: Remote-Controlled Fireplaces
<From Knight School:>
>5. How do you get a single remote to control your fireplace *and* your
>steel shutters? (A remote controlled fireplace?!? I've never seen that
>anywhere else.)
in some of the ritzier houses i've seen, there are remote-controlled
artificial fireplaces. if i remember/understand correctly, the remote
controls the flame/heat (i think even color, too, depending on type of log).
oh, and while i've got everybody's attention, thanks to my pals who helped
me get on the list!!!<waves to Catherine Devine and Kathy Walsh>!!!
jen
Jen Harding, jensharding@h.......
CotK, KoC, Knightie, LC, RoGe, Urchin
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 22:46:15 EDT
From: TRAPPERG2@a.......
Subject: charity T-shirts
Sukh is making "LaCroix in 2000" T-shirts, all profits to go to Kickstart the
Knight to continue the fight to get FK back on the air...at least in reruns,
but we all hope for more.
If you'd like a better look, or for more information, here's the address:
https://members.tripod.com/~dkrapture/lc2000.html
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 21:55:49 -0500
From: niteluvr <niteluvr@s.......>
Subject: Knight School
I forgot who asked--but you can get IV caffeine. We give it all the
time to our premature infants. Some times they even get the java
jitters! The only cream they get is in the form of formula or breast
milk and we do mix the 2 together. But we skip the sugar-- don't want
to push our luck! (Caffeine acts as a respiratory stimulant in their
systems) Cindy
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 03:49:16 GMT
From: Lauren Harris <lauren1228@m.......>
Subject: DuCharme's Palace of Beauty
Hi Everyone!
I need you to send me a pic of a room for my page, okay??
I made a page called DuCharmes Palace of Beauty! It needs
to be a beautiful room. Maybe as pic of a ballroom or a
room like that okay? THANKS! The URL To the page is linked:
My DuCharme Palace of Beauty at:
http://sr3.xoom.com/vampirekiss3
\nick_jan_page\webpage\ducharmes_palace_of_beauty.htm
Bye!
Lauren
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At my whole site you will find LARGE Image Gallerys,
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quizzes, and tons of more stuff!!!
Please also vote for my site on Global.com at:
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(THANKS a whole bunch!!!)
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If you haven't already come and sign my Dream Book!! :)
Thanks FK buddies!! Now, have fun & enjoy!!!!!!!!! <g>
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 00:27:14 +0000
From: Kristin <kris1228@s.......>
Subject: I'm Back & A GWD Surprise for You!
Greetings!
Yes, I am back from my vacation now and have a big surprise for you all!! :)
I had been working on this before I left last week and it's now ready. I
made a brand new page dedicated to Geraint Wyn Davies. On it you'll find
lots of pictures from some of Ger's other movies and tv appearances. So far
"Ghost Mom," "Hush Little Baby," and "Trilogy of Terror II" are up. I plan
to get more of his things as I can. There's also GWD wallpapers I made too.
So, stop on by and tell me what you think.
Click new GWD banner off main page to go.
Kristin
http://members.xoom.com/forever_nick/Forever_Knight
P.S. There's a new FK movie too, stop by my 'what's new' page for extra
details.
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 01:16:07 EDT
From: Jlkerr1228@a.......
Subject: Re: Nick and the religious nature of the Mayan Cup
In a message dated 7/10/00 2:34:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
mclisa@m....... writes:
> I'm reaching here, but I wonder ... since the cup was supposedly part of a
> cure for vampirism (this is why Nick wanted it so much), perhaps there was
> something intrinsic in its making which allowed vampires to handle it
> safely?
In reading the posts on this topic, this half-formed thought keeps popping
into my head.
When Nick mentioned the 'One True Light,' maybe it was more of a reference to
a monotheistic belief. The objects that belong to a religion whose
practitioners subscribe to one deity are perhaps imbued with the power,
vibrations, or whatever, that affect vampires; while those who are
polytheistic (is that a word?) do not. In trying to think of common
denominators, this is what I keep thinking. Christians, Jews, Native
Americans, and certain ancient Egyptians believed in the One Deity, whereas
Mayans, Romans, Druids, and many others do not.
J L Kerr
jlkerr1228@a.......
hometown.aol.com/jlkerr7864/f_knight/fiction.htm
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 01:38:47 -0400
From: "Brenda F. Bell" <webwarren@e.......>
Subject: Re: Knight School - Ep.104 - Last Act
At 04:07 PM 7/9/00 -0500, Kalira Rael wrote:
>a *long* list of plausable explanitions for those bottles of blood.>>
>
>Now, which 50's would this be? 1250's? 1350's? 1450's? 1550's?
>1650's? 1750's? 1850's? or good ole 1950's? <eg>
The availability of iceboxes (insulated cabinets cooled by the addition of
25- to 50-pound blocks of ice, replaced on a regular basis as they melt)
necessary to keep blood more than a day or two would not have been around
before about the turn of the nineteenth century, and the importation of ice
in warm weather would have been extremely expensive. More likely, Nick
would not have stored large amounts of blood until the early to middle
twentieth century, when electrical refrigerators became available.
Brenda F. Bell webwarren@e....... /nick TMana IM: n2kye
Arctophile, computer addict, TREKker, stealth photographer...
UA, PoCBS, FKPagan; Neon-Green GlowWorm
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Visit the Fiendish Glow at http://home.earthlink.net/~webwarren/glow/
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 08:17:00 -0400
From: clarkcindy <clarkcindy@e.......>
Subject: Robo-Cop Prime Directives
For all the FK fans interested in the new Robo-Cop series, this is an
excerpt from the Toronto Trek newsletter. This should provide for some good
Q & A sessions.
RoboCop: Prime Directives
---- * New Mini Series this fall * ----
Brad Abraham Julian Grant Joseph O'Brien
Producer/Director Producer/Director Producer/Director
co-writer co-writer
and many others
We have been informed that in addition to the previously announced
guests from Robocop a number other members of the cast and crew will
be attending. We have not got all the information yet.
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 11:59:40 -0400
From: Annmarie <wench@a.......>
Subject: Dark Shadows back on SciFi
Dark Shadows started back up on SciFi. It's being shown at 11pm EST, I
don't know if it airs at another time too, but I'm hoping this bodes well
for FK's return to the airwaves.
Annmarie ~ wench@a....... ~
Tír gan teanga, Tír gan anam.
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 12:40:32 -0400
From: mclisa@m.......
Subject: Blood and religious objects
Barb Vainio suggests:
>This comment just made me think of another possibility. Perhaps vampires
>are affected by religious objects venerated by the people whose blood they
>drank.
That definitely makes sense. As Barb further said, Nick may not have drunk
from a Mayan. Certainly it's unlikely that he ever had the chance to drink
from one in the period in which the donor would regard the cup as sacred.
It might even explain why crosses are so effective against vampires even in
a society where a lot of people aren't at all religious, even if they are
nominally Christian. They've grown up with the idea that crosses repell
vampires, so they expect it to happen regardless of the religious aspects.
Cousin McLisa (Lisa McDavid) "That will be Trouble."
mclisa@m.......
Listowner Forkni-l, Fkfic-l, Fkv4s-l
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 11:00:23 -0700
From: fkforever <fkforever@y.......>
Subject: Re: Nick and the religious nature of objects
<<My friend Linda Roth has a theory that objects absorb some sort of
vibration from their users, or people who venerate them and that it is the
vibration rather than the object itself which affects vampires. >>
I totally agree!!! Because vampires have telepathic abilities they would
be able to pick up on the vibrations. The pain/repulsion itself may be a
manifestation of the vampire's guilt over killing. Even LC has son hidden
guilt.
Another example of a vampire's telepathic abilities would be how Nick
tracked the killer in Killer Instinct (eps. 201). Nick went to the roof
top, cleared his mind and followed the trail to the mortal.
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 16:04:34 -0400
From: Portia 1 <portia1@m.......>
Subject: Re: Knight School - Ep.104 - Last Act
Janet wrote in response to the following:
He talks Stonetree into giving
> him one more day to prove that the doctor did not commit suicide. (Without
> hypnotism, impressive.)
Did Nick *ever* hypnotise Stonetree? I like to think he never did, that
everything from permanent night shift to one more day on a given case,
was done man to man, not vampire to victim. Nick respected Stonetree
more than that. One of the (many) things I liked about first season.
Janet
I've always suspected that Stonetree *did* know something about Nick and that
was why he let Nick go so long w/out a partner and why he took it in his stride
to always assign Nick the night shift. His Native American heritage (okay,
this is a stereotype) in the show might have made him more "comfortable"
accepting a "supernatural" creature, because of a sort of belief in the
importance of balance -- "darkness is as necessary to balance as is light."
Additionally, didn't he (maybe in the pilot?) throw Schanke off the scent with
a weird story about some kind of critter -- scorpion, maybe? I can't remember
and don't have any (believe it or not) of the shows on tape. I remember
thinking that story was some kind of metaphor, but I can't remember now what
it meant to me. Now, I'm not saying that he and Nick ever acknowledged this
"understanding" verbally or even tacitly, but I kind of imagine that Stonetree
ran interference for Nick on many occasions. He knew that Nick was a good guy
doing a good job and that was all that mattered to him. I imagine the
move to another precinct greatly increased the pressure on Nick to hide his
nature. Hopefully, Schanke, with his loyalty and friendship, unwittingly took
over the job of running some interference.
So...maybe I'm rambling, but the above perception is part of the reason I hold
old Stonetree in so much affection!
Portia
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 16:12:09 -0400
From: Portia 1 <portia1@m.......>
Subject: Re: Knight School - Ep.104 - Last Act
Forever Knight TV show <FORKNI-L@l.......> wrote:
> >
Ummmm...divine......yesss........
Now out of that poofy white shirt....ummmm....even better ;-)
Hmmm. I don't know. Haven't you ever had a present that's wrapped so well
that it's more enjoyable just to look at it and imagine what's inside?
Actually, the most drool worthy scene ever, for me, was that scene (can't
remember the ep title) where Nick was trying to mesmerize that female hunter.
Standing in the shadow of the alley, his right (?)cheek scored (poor baby!),
that to-die-for GQ suit with long coat, the wind blowing slightly, and his eyes
staring intensley and compellingly into hers, his hand out beckoning....How did
she *ever* resist???
Portia, sighing dreamily
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 15:16:54 -0500
From: Nancy Kaminski <nancykam@m.......>
Subject: Re: Knight School - Ep.104 - Last Act
Portia wrote:
> female hunter. Standing in the shadow of the alley, his right
> (?)cheek scored (poor baby!), that to-die-for GQ suit with long coat,
> the wind blowing slightly, and his eyes staring intensley and
> compellingly into hers, his hand out beckoning....How did she *ever* resist???
Don't forget the "come to meeeee" in that *voice*...
Nancy Kaminski
who should be working but it's more fun to think about Ger...
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