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Anonymous writes...
1. You once stated that Hudson is Broadways biological father.
a)Are either of them aware of this fact?
b)Why wasn't it discussed in the show?
2. Did you plan for any more episodes with the golem, or was his
appearance a one episode thing?
3. Would you have told us any of Jackal and Hyena's past?
4. Would Claw ever have spoken?
5. I asked you before, but you said to ask again later so I am. What
was Demona's reaction to Shakespeares play Macbeth?
6. a)Since Coldstone is just animated stone, and Coldfire and
Coldsteel are robots, would they have a longer lifespan that the rest of the clan?
b)Would they still be around in 2158?
7. How long of his 40 year trek would Brooklyn spend in 2158, and how
long in medieval Ishimura?
8. Does Hudson still have his piece of statue from "The Price"?
Greg responds...
1a. I'd think that the thought MIGHT have crossed Hudson's
mind. But I doubt it stuck. He would view all three of the trio as his
sons. I also doubt that Broadway's ever given it any thought. He
already views Hudson as a father figure.
1b. Because, there's no reason for the gargoyles to discuss it.
In tenth century Scotland, Gargoyles weren't raised to make an issue of
biological parentage.
2. I had some thoughts.
3. Maybe, someday.
4. No.
5. She may have been pleased to see Macbeth villafied and
beheaded. I doubt she'd have been happy seeing Malcolm (Canmore) win
out in the end. Then again, she might not have had the patience to sit
through the whole thing.
6a. Yes.
6b. Not definitively.
7. I haven't run the numbers, but he would have spent a
substantial amount of time in both eras, particularly the 2158 era.
8. Good question. I'm sure he had it at least until the Clock
Tower blew up. Elisa went back to collect as many of the Gargoyles'
possessions as she could find. But I don't know if she found that, or
if it had been shattered to pieces.
(GDW / 4-24-98)