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The woman of Asher is surely Serah bat Asher, the only granddaughter of Joseph mentioned in the Torah. She is immortal, and has a lot of related Jewish mythology. I'll check for more on her. | The woman of Asher is surely Serah bat Asher, the only granddaughter of Joseph mentioned in the Torah. She is immortal, and has a lot of related Jewish mythology. I'll check for more on her. | ||
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| + | Chris: So, with the last line, do you think you'll have to kill them to get it out of them? Or that if you kill them they'll forget? It's so rarely just for the rhyme. | ||
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| + | Kerry: That is a puzzler. I think that this might refer to them forgetting of they die, or rather that each of this is a single person, and thus the secret is lost with their death. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:28, 30 March 2009
So, my guess is that Efraim is in Kondon, or, less likely, around that Rock Black and High. We're hacking Kondon one of these days, so we'll check there.
Issachar may be Seker, of Egypt. He is "cunning with his hands", and he lives in a pocket dimension or micro-Ravenloft in Egypt, near Memphis.
The woman of Asher is surely Serah bat Asher, the only granddaughter of Joseph mentioned in the Torah. She is immortal, and has a lot of related Jewish mythology. I'll check for more on her.
Chris: So, with the last line, do you think you'll have to kill them to get it out of them? Or that if you kill them they'll forget? It's so rarely just for the rhyme.
Kerry: That is a puzzler. I think that this might refer to them forgetting of they die, or rather that each of this is a single person, and thus the secret is lost with their death.
