PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 1:24 am
Naomi Silvertongue wrote:that language!!
That would be Italian.....!
That would be Italian.....!
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Did Mary Malone actually play the serpent?
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That would be Italian.....!
PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 1:39 am
i love how eve's eva. it sounds so much less bland.
PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 7:13 am
Enitharmon wrote:Violet^Evans wrote:Ciao! I'm new and when I saw this topic I couldn't help but register...sorry for my bad spelling&co...English is not my first language, I'm Italian...
Buona sera signorina! Piacere di conscerla. Ma perché, se tu sei italiana, ti chiami Violet Evans? Il tuo nome è inglese, si?
Rosie, what's Italian for "change your font colour"?
PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 11:30 am
Melancholy Man wrote:Rosie, what's Italian for "change your font colour"?
Dovrei cambiare il colore della tua fontana.
temptation
PostPosted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 6:16 am
If dr. Malone played the role of the serpent as "tempting lyra to love", she seemed to have fallen.
Remember when Lord asriel's alethiometrist told him, or it was the church one (I don't remember), that if Lyra was to be tempeted she was going to fall.
on the other hand, after ms Coulter tortured the witch, she seemed to have understood sth like " anew begining without fall" without the original sin...
It doesn't make complete sense, or does it?
Remember when Lord asriel's alethiometrist told him, or it was the church one (I don't remember), that if Lyra was to be tempeted she was going to fall.
on the other hand, after ms Coulter tortured the witch, she seemed to have understood sth like " anew begining without fall" without the original sin...
It doesn't make complete sense, or does it?
PostPosted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 11:48 am
well, this is how i think Dr. Malone played the serpent.
In the traditianls story of the bible, the serpent tempted eve to take the fruit and eat it from the tree in the garden. Mary packed lunches for them for the day, which included fruit, therefore the fruit they ate during theire realiztion that they loved eachother than everything snapped was in fact given to them by mary. Also to add to it, they were in a grove of trees as adam and eve were in a garden next to a tree. The dust particles and embodied conciousness at that point started surrounding will and lyra, just like when adam and eve ate the fruit, they had knowlege. i think this is enough to explain how mary played the serpent, though in a more sutle way than in the biblical creation story.
In the traditianls story of the bible, the serpent tempted eve to take the fruit and eat it from the tree in the garden. Mary packed lunches for them for the day, which included fruit, therefore the fruit they ate during theire realiztion that they loved eachother than everything snapped was in fact given to them by mary. Also to add to it, they were in a grove of trees as adam and eve were in a garden next to a tree. The dust particles and embodied conciousness at that point started surrounding will and lyra, just like when adam and eve ate the fruit, they had knowlege. i think this is enough to explain how mary played the serpent, though in a more sutle way than in the biblical creation story.
PostPosted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 1:13 pm
ArouraThroughTheSpyglass wrote: Mary packed lunches for them for the day, which included fruit,
I don't know whether to be relieved or disappointed that your post had more of a point to it than that single line there
PostPosted: Sat Feb 05, 2005 3:41 am
Whether Dr. Malone played the serpent or not, I just don't understand how two ordinary children falling in love would suddenly fix all of the dust-related problems in every single universe! 
PostPosted: Sat Feb 05, 2005 4:03 am
It's just Lyra being in an Eve position; there's no real logical reason.
PostPosted: Sat Feb 05, 2005 7:53 am
but at the end of TGC, lord asrial said that the story of adam and eve was imaginary but could be used to compare with other facts, "like the square rout of negitive one."
maybe the bible told the story of adam and eve to convince people that sin existed and to use it to bend the will of the believers. i mean, thats what the story is all about, right? objecting to the oppressive accusations of sin.
why would pp relate back to the very thing that the story was against
do understand that its just an opinion, and not a factual judgement , for all you aggressive critasists
maybe the bible told the story of adam and eve to convince people that sin existed and to use it to bend the will of the believers. i mean, thats what the story is all about, right? objecting to the oppressive accusations of sin.
why would pp relate back to the very thing that the story was against
do understand that its just an opinion, and not a factual judgement , for all you aggressive critasists
PostPosted: Fri Feb 11, 2005 5:24 pm
No, she didn't play the serpent. She played the tuba.
Re: Did Mary Malone actualy play the serpent?
PostPosted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 1:30 am
[quote="muddmania"]When reading TAS i thought that Mary Malone was going to tempt Lyra in some way (the computer told her she was to play the serpent), but i never actualy figured out when she did. Was it when she told Lyra of her first love?[/quote]
I think it was supposed to either be she makes lyra and will ant to stay in that world, or, she was the one that made lyra relize she was in love woth will. I think it's most like the latter.
I think it was supposed to either be she makes lyra and will ant to stay in that world, or, she was the one that made lyra relize she was in love woth will. I think it's most like the latter.