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I still think the barbelith symbol is actually a slowly opening eye from the PoV behind it's surface, two lenses opening back, and such.
Aside from that, barby can be Jesus, use Mason as a travelling recorder, so why not be Robin, too. It's all of us, after all, or something we - the post-fifth-dimensional-rebirth we - put there in case of emergency infoplacental midwife and all.
Don't know about anybody else, but certainly I've often been struck by the random nice things life tosses at me, and been half-convinced I'd probably set this sort of thing up ages in another direction. I may not, ultimately, be responsible for all the factors through history that result in my sitting here, typing this, drinking hot chocolate and rereading 'Lolita', but, y'know, if I were in a position to control and direct such thing, yeah, I'd probably set myself up just like I am.
What I mean to get across by this - just putting it in a different context, for perspective - is that were Robin BARBELiTH, she'd probably do exactly what it is BARBELiTH does, so in a sense, it doesn't particularly matter, does not change anything, if she is or isn't. Put here, walked here, no difference - central tenet of 'The Invisibles' and a much more sensible maxim than 'apples and oranges' or 'I am right so you must be wrong.' |
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