Re: Finding Rose?
What if shes with sandgoose? i mean his grave says loved by all seen by none. Coincidence?
What if shes with sandgoose? i mean his grave says loved by all seen by none. Coincidence?
yarabavan;228758 said:Oi Haven't you guys read the background stories on the fable2 site? Sythe isn't who you think he is, hang on and let me find the materials and stuff and i'll tell you what i mean
Extra downloadable content for Fable II sucks????Toeler;227116 said:It is called milking the franchise, and it sucks -.-
There there it can be scythe if u want it to beRuuku The Kid;227695 said:it's scythe dont crush my dreams :'( you little widgets!
yarabavan;228931 said:Ok here you go here's the site with the stories http://www.lionhead.com/fable2/TalesofAlbion/tales.htm
And heres what those stories are telling you about the man named "Scythe"
So according to the stories the first Archon, William Black,--from who all Heros are descended—made a pact with the Sword of Aeons in which the Sword would grant him the power to defeat the Blades Court in exchange for his soul. Once the court had been destroyed, the Archon’s body began to “waste” away from his time in the Void and the battle with the Court.
At about this time the Archon’s children began to inflict pain and suffering on the very people whom he’d given his life to save, but with he’d become weak enough at this point that there was nothing he could do to stop them. So William, faced with this decay “….wrapped his body in golden mail and a royal blue cloak before vanishing”. That was the last time the man known as William Black was seen.
The story goes on to say that the Archon’s children went on to inherit his kingdom and bring about wave after wave of oppression and violence with each new Archon, which abruptly ended with the activation of the spire which ushered in a feudal war time in Albion.
This warring time carried on for awhile and only ended with the appearance of a man named Nostro. Now what Nostro did is not really important, what was is important is the man who taught him how to control his powers—Scythe. Scythe was described as being “ …a wraith of a man…He carried an ornate sword and shrouded himself in a tattered blue cloak that hid tarnished golden armor…” Scythe is mentioned a few more times before the death of Nostro. Nostro had apparently called out to him in his dying moments and Scythe was “warm with affection” allowing Nostro to die peacefully.
Now on to Rose’s letter. For the sake of space and time I’m going to cut to the part about the man who she says “…knows our family. He told me his name, but I keep forgetting it. Weird. I think he’s a king or something. He’s very thin and wears a hood and looks scary, but he’s nice and I feel safe with him here…” It should be noted that Rose’s is still a child when she’s written this letter; even if she has been brought back to life she will not have developed mentally enough to make distinguishments that adults would. For instance what she calls a hood is more than likely a cloak. Going on further in her note she says that she thinks he’s a king; children often associate gold or intricate armors and wepons with kings; so it could be assumed that the man is carrying at least something along those lines on him--possibly golden armor or maybe an ornate sword. I’m going to go out on a limb here and say it’s both. She also goes on to says he looks scary. Children are often scared by things that can show them how bad life can be such as poverty or the decay of greatness; perhaps showing that this man is displaying this some how—maybe his cloak is old and tattered and he show signs of great aging. Yeah do you guys see what I’m getting at?
I don’t think that the Lionshead could have made it any more obvious unless they spelled it out; which I will kindly do for all of you.
William Black(Archon): Infected with a decaying illness, last seen wrapped in golden mail and a royal blue cloak, was the owner of the Sword of Aeons, and was known to have lived over a century without any adverse effect to him, had simply vanished, all heroes are descended from him
Scythe: appeared out of nowhere, was described as a “wraith of a man” –i.e. very then—and bore an “ornate sword” and wore a tattered blue cloak that hid his tarnished golden armor, actions were made out of hope for goodness and peace, made Nostro feel safe enough with himself that he could die peacefully, Recognized Nostros blood line immediately
The man in letter from Rose: Knew Rose’s family, had told Rose his name but she couldn’t seem to remember it (suggesting that it’s either an uncommon or extremely complicated to pronounce name or that he has told her a different name each time she has asked him; making her think that she had forgotten his name), he seemed like he was a king or something akin to it, was very thin and wore a hood and looks scary, gives off a kind aura
OR SIMPLY
William= Archon
Archon= Wore blue cloak and gold armor, wielded the Sword of Aeons, infected with a disease that causes his body to waste away—making him thiner—, Kind and Just ruler, “Father of all Heroes”
Scythe=Wore a tattered blue and old gold armor, wielded and “ornate sword”, was thin, and was kind and just, able to recognize hero blood lines
Man in Letter= Thin, is a king or some like it, has many names, is kind and comforting, wears a cloak and gold armor, wields a golden sword, recognized Rose and her families’ blood immediately, and almost all of his garments most likely show great wear and tear.
IN OTHER WORDS
William=Archon=Scythe=Man in Rose’s Letter
End of story
LOL, that's funny. +rep Just keep her safe. ^_^Kon Fu Shun;285363 said:No need to worry guys, Rose is with me :kiss:
She might be, it would depend on the choices you make.stuck;291791 said::wacko:its ball crap you cant find rose at first i thought she was at oakfiald but she wasnt there and fable 3 is going to take ages to come out so i dont know if shes in fable 3