Yes I do believe Darroc is the Lord and Master and welcome to the board Jay! -- DARKFEVER

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Date Posted: 08:34:05 06/28/07 Thu
Author: Cheryle

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Subject: Yes I do believe Darroc is the Lord and Master and welcome to the board Jay!
In reply to: Jay 's message, "speculations...." on 00:02:30 06/28/07 Thu

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[> I don't think he is the Lord master. Just my feelings. -- JT, 09:58:36 06/28/07 Thu [1]

Does it say expressily somewhere that he is Lord Master? I wonder how Queen A could have left him in the human realm with that kind of power,after he was made human? This area still confuses me, guess I need to read that part of Adam's book again to see if I see something I haven't before.If someone knows book and page, would you help me out?
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[> [> From Darrocs description in Immortal and the Lord Masters Description in Darkfever is why the majoity of us beleive he is Darroc. You are right though it has not been said that the Lord Master is Darroc. The Queen did not leave him with power but he has knowledge and knowledge is a powerful weapon in itself. -- Cheryle

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[> [> I think authors like to play with us - to see if we can hook up the clues that they leave behind. Certainly J.K. Rowling plays with the audience with clue after clue. Anyway, I believe the clues about Darroc's relationship with the Lord Master are (1) The Scar - described very clearly in Immortal, and again in DF - a really distinctive identifying mark; (2) his hair color - very distinctive; and (3) his voice. He has a voice like V'Lane's, and is described as being the kind of voice that an upper-caste (like a Council Elder) would have. I agree with Cheryle that knowledge is power, and my sense is that Darroc still has his knowledge of being a Fae. It doesn't say that specifically in Immortal, but the clues are there. I think it is worth studying Spell for the fellow that approached Lucan, and the timeline of events since what happened in Immortal for clues about how Darroc might have potentially occuppied his time as a mortal. I haven't gotten it all figured out, though. -- claudia_celestial_girl "Want to Drive?"

"Just Kidding.", 22:02:57 06/28/07 Thu [1]

I don't think it is totally explicit, and I agree that there is a chance that Darroc is not the Lord Master. Someone mentioned that maybe Mael was involved, and there is that.

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[> [> [> Very good thinking!! Thanks! -- JT, 10:29:24 06/29/07 Fri [1]

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