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twins & daemons
so, I am in the middle of The Thirteenth Tale - which, although I am enjoying immensely, has started to feel very derivative of A.S. Byatt in general and of Angels and Insects in particular. But the description of singlets as amputees, constantly in search of a soulmate, has suddenly catapulted me onto a tangent.
Are there any twins in the world of His Dark Materials? Does anyone remember? WHAT ARE THEIR DAEMONS LIKE? Do identical twins have identical demons? Do boy/girl twins have the same kind of daemon, but with the sex switched? Could a pair of identical twins share a single daemon, the way they might invent their own language??? If they then grew apart, or if one of them died, what would happen to the shared daemon?
I want to read this story, being too lazy to write it.
Are there any twins in the world of His Dark Materials? Does anyone remember? WHAT ARE THEIR DAEMONS LIKE? Do identical twins have identical demons? Do boy/girl twins have the same kind of daemon, but with the sex switched? Could a pair of identical twins share a single daemon, the way they might invent their own language??? If they then grew apart, or if one of them died, what would happen to the shared daemon?
I want to read this story, being too lazy to write it.
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in re-reading The Horse Without a Head I can actually recognize the things I stumbled over when I was 7 and reading it for the first time - like "Polish pastry" I took for "polish pastry" (as in nail polish, not pastry from Poland) and "a thing that happened once in a blue moon" I took literally and thought it meant it was a thing that had happened once, a long time ago, when the moon was blue-looking