This was the hardest part for me to digest too, Crowley has a personal obsession with Barbarossa apparently--had it been Arthur or Jesus or whatever we'd have all been on the same page at once. Maybe that would have given too much away?
However Eigenblick's remembered things fall apart enough under him for the "family" to be the surviving authority unit, the level at which it's sane to bother with fathers. Our mythic feelings only help out down here on the ground, they're nightmarishly misleading when applied to the invisible upper stories of civilization. They're what approximately everyone uses when voting though.
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Date: 2005-09-05 01:41 am (UTC)However Eigenblick's remembered things fall apart enough under him for the "family" to be the surviving authority unit, the level at which it's sane to bother with fathers. Our mythic feelings only help out down here on the ground, they're nightmarishly misleading when applied to the invisible upper stories of civilization. They're what approximately everyone uses when voting though.