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Merry Christmas Greg,  1.   What do you think Xanatos would have transformed
	into if he had worn the Eye of Odin (For eample:  Fox became a werefox,
	Magus became a powerful sorcerer, and Goliath became a bigger gargoyle)?
	2.  What aspect of his personality do you think would have been personified
	(Fox=hunter, Magus=intellectual, Goliath=protector)?  3.  When it became
	available to him, did Macbeth ever go to college?  If so, what was his major
	and what college did he attend?  4.  If you didn't use any of the Gargoyles
	main charecters, could you legally make a Future Tense show, or does your
	contract with Disney forbid you from doing anything remotely like Gargoyles?
	5.  Why did Disney take creative freedom from you?  Gargoyles was YOUR
	creation!  Without you the show never would have made it (even though i know
	there were other brilliant minds on the show as well)!  Did they think that
	by refusing you creative freedom they could better the show?  I don't carry
	a grudge and I don't blame anyone for the show's downfall, I just would like
	to know there reasoning behind this decision because if you would have
	stayed on for the last season with complete creative freedom, at the very
	least, the last season of TGC would have been better than it was.  Thanks
	for your input!  Bye!  Happy Holidays!
1.  We'll never know.
	2.  Ditto.
	3.  He's probably studied at multiple universities over the years.
	4.  It depends what you mean.  Future Tense wouldn't be Future Tense without
	the characters I had planned to use.  If you're asking me whether or not I
	could do a series set in the future, the answer is yes, of course I can,
	assuming I could sell it somewhere.
	5.  They didn't take creative freedom away from me.  I never said they
	did.  They wouldn't promise me creative control, which is very
	different.  Had I stayed, I might have been able to wrangle that
	control, but I bailed.  In retrospect, I wish I hadn't.  Where's the
	Phoenix Gate when you need it.(GDW/ 1- 26- 98)