> The following is a small attempt to flesh out the mythology of
>Issaries just a bit.
And a very nice one too. I'd say a couple of things:
- If languages are 'children' of Mother Language then that implies that
there's a lot of hanky-panky going on between her and the visiting gods
(pause to insert obligatory double-entendre about 'tongues' here) and
it's a bit peculiar that neither LM nor Issaries comment on this.
Perhaps you might change the image to her being a gardener and the
languages being grown as flowers.
- It really adds a lot to the relationship between LM and Issaries to
make them father and son -in-law. Accounts for a lot that does.