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I was thinking about the suffix -son/-sen meaning son of and i realized something.

Martin is an Umberson/Umbersen.

In the chronicles of narnia the boys are called sons of adam and the girls are called daughters of eve.

Umber came from Ember so Umber would be the eve in this scenario.

This tracks with Nietzsche's assertion that Christianity suppresses the Apollonian man and Dionysian woman.

Idk what it says about him that he stands apart as a son of eve but it says something!! Lol

I had a dream assassins created a timeloop only i could remember so they could brutally murder my older brother over and over.

I remembered the point i was trying to make.

If you call something unparalleled, the only way to be as good as it is to be parallel to it which is more or less synonymous with being equal.

So unparalleled is an adjective that can't be outdone.

Cause you're basically saying it can't be touched and any argument saying it can be touched is missing the point inherently.

I'm trying to remember the name of the politician who killed his father and was forced to carry his own head through the underworld as punishment.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

I feel like those two personality traits are often thought of as inseparable, but I grew up in a family that showed they enjoyed each other's company by talking over each other. But not outshining each other, if that makes sense.

Like shuffle board in a way, where you want to get as close to the edge as possible, but not going over.

So essentially attracting other people's attention was bad, but you had to be a good orator elsewise even you wouldn't want to hear yourself speak, and wouldn't be invited around.

Any words come to mind for something like that?

Please and thank you!

At the end of the series (book) Alice says he made a bridge to Fillory.

I think she was wrong. Just after he mended Fillory he said he needs to go Farther.

I think he made his own Fillory, actual Fillory. Like a nod to the reader. Lev is saying "i made my own Narnia, and you can too"

Just a theory

Edit: another idea (from Miyazaki's the boy and the heron), he (quintin) "borrowed" some magic (the cozy horse) from the previous land!