Exactly, Annaline. And the Unseelie King is imprisoned in his own realm, so unless their was some seriously liberal judges on his parole board, I doubt he would be trotting around the mortal realm. I think he's probably got somebody working for him, somebody who can travel between the realms. The Fae seem to be pretty omniscient, so if JB was the Unseelie King, I don't think he would have been so surprised at everything he's learned about Mac. -- DARKFEVER

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Date Posted: 14:33:31 12/19/06 Tue
Author: Libby
Subject: Exactly, Annaline. And the Unseelie King is imprisoned in his own realm, so unless their was some seriously liberal judges on his parole board, I doubt he would be trotting around the mortal realm. I think he's probably got somebody working for him, somebody who can travel between the realms. The Fae seem to be pretty omniscient, so if JB was the Unseelie King, I don't think he would have been so surprised at everything he's learned about Mac.
In reply to: Annaline 's message, "I think the King appearing as a mortal in the mortal realm is too, well, blatant. When I read Dreaming he seemed to be far more patient and about ten times more subtle than Aoibhveal, and appearing as a mortal to get things done just doesn't smack me of his style. On the other hand, it was mentioned in early books that he wasn't quite sane so who knows what the King is willing to do? Plus, there's no feeling of nausea what-so-ever around JB by himself. Even before Mac was able to penetrate glamours, she felt nausea around the Unseelie, and all she gets from JB is an electric tingle when they touch." on 09:45:45 12/17/06 Sun

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