> If the appearance inside and outside are different, how can there _not_
> be a 'transitional effect' of some kind?
E.g. because while in transition, all you can see above is a red haze? Some kind of Stargate visual effects? There are numerous possible cop-outs to avoid seeing the moon zooming across the sky.
> And in the sense
> that "supposedly original position" makes her an 'ordinary' fixed
> celestial object in the NW sky?
I've been told that that's the intention behind the description.
> (I'd suggest that the Obvious Compromise here was a moon that was at her
> 'ordained height' within the glowline, but still always seems to be in
> the direction of Glamour.)
I agree that this would make probably more sense as a working model.
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