I'm guessing that this is going to go with the part that deals with Corwin's apotheosis (or whatever the term is for a demi-god becoming a god.) The references to 'coming alive' and becoming a man seem to point in that direction.

As a side note, just what is St. Elmo the patron saint of? Muppets? And does the UF pantheon even have saints?

-Z, who needs to expand his musical collection so he can recognize more songs

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>As a side note, just what is St. Elmo the patron saint of? Muppets?
>And does the UF pantheon even have saints?

Might have something to with lightning perhaps, or the ocean. I believe "St. Elmo's Fire" is a reference to the discharge given off by a submarine's rotors, or something like that. I believe I first the term in The Hunt for Red October, by my memory can remember things oddly. Wait a minute... Here is something about it:

Saint Elmo's fire is the glow that accompanies a steady discharge of electricity from certain objects. It occurs during thunderstorms or at other times when electrified clouds are present, and it is visible only in complete darkness.

In the past, St. Elmo's fire was commonly seen around the masts of sailing ships. Today, people sometimes see it around the propellers and wing tips of airplanes that are flying through electrified clouds. A few people have reported observing St. Elmo's fire around the horns of cattle. The name Elmo is a form of Erasmus. Saint Erasmus was considered the patron saint of Mediterranean sailors.

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According to http://rc.cx/saints/elmo.htm, he is the patron saint of ammunition, fireworks, explosives, demolition workers, sailors and women in labor.

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odd how women in labour are in the same category as explosives and other such volatile things.... :)

-Z

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to quote Caleb (from the game Blood), "I won! IwonIwonIwonIwonIwonIwon"

but, GEEZ...it's been literal years since I've seen that show...

>It seems like this is referring to a future feature length Movement or
>Entr'acte featuring either Corwin or Devlin, is that a fair
>supposition to make? Since you're almost inviting speculation on
>that, I figured it was fair game to speculate. :) Since we've already
>had a feature length piece with Devlin as a main character, I'd guess
>that this one is going to be Corwin's. Of course, I don't expect the
>Authors to confirm or deny, I was just wondering.

(Trigger's evil feminist twin): Why does it necessarily need to do with one of the boys?
On any given day in UF, the theme music deals with more than one character. One of the reasons I've always like the music choices is because in my little brain I can see a montage of scenes from the story in question. In this case it could be any of our heroes or all of them. Remember, our context clue is that it fit Hunted Rose well, but it fit a later moment in the arc better.

Anyway, I suspect it has to do with a couple items that are about to come up:
1. Dorothy's turing test (1 month away in UF time)
2. Amanda's Xenia showdown and wedding to Devlin (no long engagements for these folks)

SPECULATION: OFF

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t.

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Um... because the lyrics would require significant rewriting for it to be about one of the girls?

I dunno about you, but I don't particularly want Kaitlyn, for example, to "feel like a man again."

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>I dunno about you, but I don't particularly want Kaitlyn, for
>example, to "feel like a man again."

<laughing> Ok, you may have a point...I tend to take song lyrics and make them gender neutral, simply because the number of goodsongs in english (or spanish) that are written to be sung by men, rather than women. For example, I love "Smooth", and sing it, even though I'm not interested in a "Spanish Harlem Mona Lisa".

t.

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