Trotsky:
> I think Yelm does have a personality, albeit a very uptight and rigid one.
> But at any rate, he isn't impersonal, as he clearly acts like a 'person' in
> the myths (albeit an idealised one), rather than just a force of nature.
That depends on the myth, the time in history, and what-not. At the
apex of the "Yelm isn't _that_!" philosophy, I think he was definitely
a bit of personality-free zone.
Slainte,
Alex.