Actually, no they aren't. If they were from our own novels maybe, if the person involved happens to recognize them. We can have evil bastards from human fiction running rampant and nobody recognizes them because the culture here does not correspond with Earth. That, in fact, was how we had an omnicidal maniac like Sukteh the Destroyer wandering around and absolutely nobody knew who he was.
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And then he pissed off Revcekar and got blown to atoms. Basically, if the soulbond comes from human fiction, most of the time the answer is no. We have no real reason to know in-depth the fiction of this timeline. Which sometimes, I'll admit, puts us in a bit of a spot of trouble but no more than that.
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Re: A question.
Date: 2009-11-01 12:03 pm (UTC)....
And then he pissed off Revcekar and got blown to atoms. Basically, if the soulbond comes from human fiction, most of the time the answer is no. We have no real reason to know in-depth the fiction of this timeline. Which sometimes, I'll admit, puts us in a bit of a spot of trouble but no more than that.
Xekru.