Re: Jursteli name

From: Joerg Baumgartner <joe_at_lDZlKLdD1U-iU-rNJaPnsWP7hH6V2s1-p7ZS6ltF3GzTYYohYFsrrFUX2CW_8c4xwUyYZXXA>
Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2007 14:33:25 +0200 (CEST)

Chris Lemens:
>>I have a couple silly pieces of writing. They are reports from a 2nd age
>>Jursteli scholar who travels through Prax and the Wastes. He is of a
>>materialistic bent, so is always finding "natural" causes where none
>> exist.
>>Today, for example, I uncovered his explanation of the Bull Winds.

>>I need a name for him, what organization might be sponsoring his
>> expedition,
>>whatever title he might use, and some idea of who he might address his
>> report
>>to. He's an obscure figure, not some one who would have shown up in
>>anything published so far. I know nothing about Jrusteli or the God
>>Learners.
>>Can someone help me out with a suggestion?

> What's wrong with Tharlrax the fair (P&BR p55)?

Prior to being subject to a text scanner, better known as Thanrax the Fair (Pavis Common Knowledge p.5, River of Cradles pp.6, 9).

He's not an obscure figure, unless you mean to play on that scanning error.

Sponsor ought to be a philosophical school or an Imperial Society of Explorers.

How about Abronsius (the professor in Polanski's "The Fearless Vampire Killers") Deepthought?