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Re: The killing law

Posted: 29 Oct 2019, 18:22
by AvidBibliophile
Kelyn wrote: 15 Sep 2019, 12:32 I don't think murders so much unless we have a type of Fate Sealer here. Fatal accidents are a good guess, though. Fatal illnesses that appear seemingly out of nowhere perhaps as well. There are myriads of possibilities. Good question!
Excellent point and the possibilities truly are infinitely endless! Freak accidents and illnesses certainly make sense in that sort of context, as no other tangible logic applies, but let's hope murders are just their own sort of unfortunate category or I'm gonna start to suspect everyone I pass on the street as a Fate Sealer hiding in plain sight. Yikes! :shifty:

Re: The killing law

Posted: 31 Oct 2019, 11:28
by Popcorn1
It is not absolute that when a sound dies, the echo dies too. That law was made by a person and not by the nature of life and death. This law is a subjective one.

Re: The killing law

Posted: 03 Nov 2019, 15:51
by thaservices1
I thought this aspect was one of those background issues not explored that gave the novel a shallow feel. Something that complex being hinted at but not explained was very disappointing.

Re: The killing law

Posted: 03 Nov 2019, 18:50
by Okafor Prosper
It brings to mind the possibility of the existence of a spiritual realm in real life and how events in that realm can affect the physical realm.

Re: The killing law

Posted: 03 Nov 2019, 21:42
by Jennashby_87
I think this is a really good thought provoking question! The whole idea of it is really interesting isn’t it? And I think it is open to so many different ways of interpreting it. I definitely thing the Sound and the Echo are extremely connected. So yes I agree that maybe with the loss of the Echo that it would be like a person who isn’t whole but is missing something from themselves.

Re: The killing law

Posted: 12 Nov 2019, 04:25
by Maríe Wamakima
Wait, yeah... I hadn't thought about it... But I think that if a sound dies... His life should continue as an echo... As an afterlife.

Re: The killing law

Posted: 14 Nov 2019, 06:19
by La Cabra
Well since this law was made by the king and is not an actual natural phenomenon, anything can happen right? And anything might just be nothing. But a good point raised!

Re: The killing law

Posted: 14 Nov 2019, 09:27
by vermontelf
Hmmm, this is an interesting idea that I hadn't thought about at all. Sudden/unexpected deaths could be explained this way. Illnesses too, maybe. However, the assassinations or murders seem like independent events in either realm that then require a balance action such as a sudden accident/illness.

Re: The killing law

Posted: 25 Jan 2020, 17:26
by Fangirl1352
Fatal accidents or events seem like a logical event that would happen once an echo dies. There are many, many possibilities. I also like the idea that the echo is connected to our souls, and that leads to a lost personality.