so i'm rereading all of the deryni books...and as i'm reading saint camber, i realize something....what camber did could only have been pulled off during cinhil's reign.... if it was any other haldane, what camber did by taking on cullen's form could not have been done... it was odd to realize that the later haldane kings were more aware/paranoid/perceptive enough with the truth reading ability

In article <1164661324.647766.6770@n67g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>, jerry <jjmjr50@bellsouth.net> wrote: frizzie I do have a question: Was there a reason Camber did not look to the east to the Deryni in Torenth for an alliance against Imea instead of "making" Cinhil a "functional" Deryni? Why did a Haldane have to rule Gwynedd? To quote Rhys "I guess things are never

In article <Xns98815F9F8279Etaustingmail@216.168.3.64>, No 33 Secretary <terry.notaniceperson@gmail.com> wrote: edelman@umbc.edu (Mitch Edelman) wrote in news:ejlndb$so5$1@linux1.gl.umbc.edu: In article <Xns987A8781AD42Ataustingmail@216.168.3.64>, No 33 Secretary <terry.notaniceperson@gmail.com> wrote: "Shiral" <shiral14@hotmail.com> wrote in news:1163451949.984693.158930@i42g2000cwa

Hi Chris: snip "Well, I disagree that having a soft spot for Cinhil is unusual I certainly sympathise with him, being torn away from his vocation (and as Camber says Cinhil does have a true vocation). And then having his first child murdered, the twins sickly and deformed, his feeling that it was because of his sin in forsaking his vows is very understandable. As is his then blaming it on