I think he was more in shocked that a mortal jumped down from so high up. Barrons was surprised to find the Lord Master wasn't a Fae. I think Mac would sense something odd about Barron if he were the Unseelie king, he would probably radiate some sort of presence like the other Fae's, even if in human form. I'm hoping BloodFever will finally reveal who/what Barrons really is, or at least what he isn't. -- DARKFEVER

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Date Posted: 21:15:43 12/16/06 Sat
Author: Anny
Subject: I think he was more in shocked that a mortal jumped down from so high up. Barrons was surprised to find the Lord Master wasn't a Fae. I think Mac would sense something odd about Barron if he were the Unseelie king, he would probably radiate some sort of presence like the other Fae's, even if in human form. I'm hoping BloodFever will finally reveal who/what Barrons really is, or at least what he isn't.
In reply to: Katarina 's message, "A Big Possibility J.B. is the Unseelie King!!" on 20:21:03 12/16/06 Sat

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[> In Into the Dreaming, it says, "Since the Unseelie king was barred entrance to the human world, he trained his Vengeance to carry out his orders." So anyway, even IF he managed to somehow get into the mortal realm (which with all of the other Unseelie getting out - why not?) the book describes him so oddly, "Some claim [his eyes] had been emptied of matter and pure chaos spooned into the sockets." And, "His shadow moved unnaturally as he rose, slithering around him, wont to move independently of its host." I just can't bring myself to accept that JB is the Unseelie king. I don't know. -- Kelli Jo, 21:33:11 12/16/06 Sat [1]

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