Hm… Karahindiba is kind of a mystery, but maybe if I take a step back from Hana, it might be closer to an answer. Hannah kept indicating in her narration that she thought something like that might have happened to others without them remembering it, though at first I thought she was talking about the […]
Category: argh krix fix your categories
Well, we know this wasn’t some different conflict that started because of parahumans unless they were around before 1982 and unknown to the public. The war definitely started in 1978 (it had already been going for seven years by the time of her trigger event, which was twenty-six years before present day, which is 2011) […]
True. The existence of parahumans might’ve caused the Turkish-Kurd conflict to take a different course.
Fair enough. I was operating off a global-scaled Wikipedia map with no borders for Kurdistan on it.
I take it you’re using “Turkey” in a way that excludes the Kurdish part of it, right? The possibility of a Kurdish village in western Turkey did occur to me, just very late.
I didn’t know this until Sharks let me know partway through the session. I know a total of two Kurdish people, both of whom speak Turkish and rarely if ever talked with me around about the conflict, so I had no reason to believe that Kurdish people in Turkey wouldn’t know Turkish.
Worry not! I caught myself doing that after a few posts of it, and went back after the liveblog ended to fix it. 🙂 (I don’t usually edit anything before the latest quote in my regular liveblog posts, but fixing typos and misspellings is fair play.)
Yikes.
Yeah, “Lovecraftian horror” has really surpassed actual Lovecraftian literature and become a trope/genre of its own.
Interesting. Sharks said he’d give it to me only if I asked, and I did, so let’s take a look at this. I did skim the top of it when he sent it to me, and I have to say, I wasn’t expecting the format. “Well,” Hagrid said. He seemed a bit put out, but […]
