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LSZ writes...
Do the fae require any atmospheric gases to breathe at all?
Greg responds...
They do if they want to breathe atmospheric gases.
LSZ writes...
1) Do the New Olympians know about Oberon?
2) Do they know the Greek gods were really fae?
3) Did any fae visit New Olympus after Oberon banished them from Avalon?
Greg responds...
1. Maybe.
2. Maybe.
3. Probably.
(The Guppi) writes...
01) In one of your MIRROR memos, you mentioned that the character design for the Weird Sisters' "true" forms should include earpoints. (I don't recall seeing them portrayed with such, but that doesn't mean much.) I know you really hate making quantifications, but... what level of pointiness had you in mind? Would they be giving Puck a run for their money?
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02) Nearly all of the humanoid CoO appear to have pointed ears. ('Nearly', because one can't be too sure about that Nought fellow...) -a- Why? -b- And is this purely cosmetic, or does it have some practical basis?
Greg responds...
1. Whatever final models appeared on screen is exactly what we finally decided on, old memos not-withstanding.
2. It just tends to set them off as non-human, and also feels traditionally fae for some reason, Mr. Spock not-withstanding.
LSZ writes...
Were Baal, Astarte, and other Sumerian and Middle Eastern gods who were in conflict with Judaism fae?
Greg responds...
Some.
LSZ writes...
Any other ideas on which gods and entities did not survive Ragnarok?
Greg responds...
Yes.
LSZ writes...
Beside Gargoyles and Timedancer, would Mab appear in any of the other series? If so, which ones?
Greg responds...
No current plans for her in the others.
LSZ writes...
What made Oberon decide on a thousand years for the fae to be banished from Avalon?
Greg responds...
1001.
jack writes...
hi greg
who are oberon and titana two kids? (I mean their names)
Greg responds...
Not telling.
Todd Jensen writes...
Have you ever read Katharine Briggs's "An Encyclopedia of Fairies"? It's a very good dictionary of faerie-folk and faerie elements in legend (don't worry; it all deals with the fay as portrayed in primary sources), containing entries on practically every aspect of them. In particular, it's got entries on many of the familiar fay in the series (Oberon, Titania, Puck, the Banshee, the Lady of the Lake, Odin), ones that you planned to get into the series (Queen Mab and Morgan le Fay), and related elements (Cuchulain, iron, bells, time in Fairyland, A Midsummer Night's Dream), etc.
Greg responds...
No, but it sounds great. Something for my birthday list. Thanks.
Anonymous writes...
Are the Weird Sisters connected to fate just as Anubis is connected to death?
Greg responds...
Sure. And more.
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