A Puzzling Conversation Between the King and his Captain

Apr 14, 2009 08:58

I recently noticed a particular exchange in The King of Attolia that doesn't make very much sense. At least not yet.

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coyul April 14 2009, 09:52:51 UTC
In The Thief, when he was captured, I think.

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ninedaysaqueen April 14 2009, 10:01:11 UTC
Oh, you mean when he was injured, but I thought he was stabbed through the chest.
Was Teleus the captain leading the party that captured the Magus's group? Was it Teleus, maybe?

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coyul April 14 2009, 10:20:56 UTC
I believe it was the shoulder. Anywhere in the chest would more likely be lethal than not. I doubt it was Teleus because he transferred the guy that did it. I suppose he could have transferred himself, but that seems unlikely.

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kaijuu_chan April 14 2009, 22:32:55 UTC
It WAS lethal. He didn't die because he had Hamiathes gift.

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philia_fan April 14 2009, 12:06:02 UTC
Also, Gen would never take revenge for the wound because it was done in the service of Attolia.

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keestone April 14 2009, 15:50:03 UTC
I don't think a wound received in battle would ever be something he'd think to take revenge for. The person who was responsible for there being a battle, on the other hand. . . .

He didn't think to take revenge against the torturer who cut off his hand; he does want revenge against Nahuseresh.

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irenengen4ever April 14 2009, 16:21:08 UTC
As Gen said though, he was almost "safely dead" until Nahuseresh persuaded Irene to change her plans.

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elvenjaneite April 14 2009, 16:23:12 UTC
Reading your excellent point I realized all over again just how complicated Gen is.

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beatlelove927 April 14 2009, 20:16:19 UTC
I thought it was someone who shot at him or something while he was caprured in QoA, getting his hand chopped off. But now I'm not sure.

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laya_aria August 5 2009, 02:29:22 UTC
I'm pretty sure it's the sword wound from The Thief. I absolutely loved that part, by the way. It's so Eugenides. Anything that happens to him when he's working as the Thief is always something he takes in stride.

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