“Upon him I will visit famine and a fire, Till all around him desolation rings And all the demons in the outer dark Look on amazed and recognize That vengeance is the business of a man.” -Tarsus, Fourth act of Daeonica
I don't particularly have any theories on this, but rather would like to question, is this a significant line in the book? There are many theories out there based off far less. Here is a line from a play that gives us a name, destruction on the scale that implies magic, demons, and finally a place called the "Outer Dark" . By all means, this could just be simply a line that Pat used to further his story. But I was curious if anyone out there had any theories on this. Could Tarsus be Amyr or maybe someone much more sinister? Speaking of famine, flame, demons and desolation, could he be Chandrian?
Till all around him desolation rings
And all the demons in the outer dark
Look on amazed and recognize
That vengeance is the business of a man.”
-Tarsus, Fourth act of Daeonica
I don't particularly have any theories on this, but rather would like to question, is this a significant line in the book? There are many theories out there based off far less. Here is a line from a play that gives us a name, destruction on the scale that implies magic, demons, and finally a place called the "Outer Dark" . By all means, this could just be simply a line that Pat used to further his story. But I was curious if anyone out there had any theories on this. Could Tarsus be Amyr or maybe someone much more sinister? Speaking of famine, flame, demons and desolation, could he be Chandrian?