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| Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Australia
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| this has perplexed me for a while. Since Garion is a sorcerrywouldn't he have a expanded life like the other disciples of Aldur. If that was the case would he just step down from the throne so that Geran can take the crown/ |
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| Unreg. Mutant Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Tyne and Wear
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva Geran could well be as long lived as his father. Dryads have longer lifespans than humans so there may not need to be any changes to the Throne for a long time. In time, Garion could probably step down and possibly become a disciple of Aldur (if required) |
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| Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Essex
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva belgarion i belive would step down when geran is old enough to become king. belgarion is immortal, however unless his son is a socerer he is not. the question of dryad hertiage doesn't come into question as he is a male. the dryad hertiage only breeds true in the females. so belgarion, ce'nedra and all of the daughters will watch geran die as a "normal" person. |
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| The Cat Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Malaysia
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva I believe that Belgarion will step down when his son is old enough to be king. I think he'll go to the Vale of Aldur and possibly become a disciple. I think he would make a good scholar. He never did seem too keen on being king. |
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| Scottish Roman Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Perth and Kinross
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva Belgarath always said,"We all live as long as we need to," I've always taken that to mean that Garion would be long-lived but mortal. Certainly he Rivan line were not immortal. |
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| Lady of Autumn Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Lincolnshire
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva That's pretty much the way I looked on it, too. Also, presumably if something were to happen to Geran, perhaps the Prophecy would have warned Garion before it left, or even set other means in motion to prevent any further upheaval regarding the Orb? (That said, I must re-read the books again) |
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| Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Australia
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva Sorcerers are unmortal beings. They live as long as they live until they are killed or will themselves out of existence. There is no evidence of a disciple of either Aldur or Torak actually 'dying'. Ctuchik destroys himself, Urvon is in Hell a play thing for the King there, Zedar is imprisoned alive, in solid rock for eternity. Belmakor and Belsambar willed themselves out of existence. No actual dying. With this evidendce, i'd imagine Belgarion abdicating when he felt Geran was ready to be king and going off to the Vale to live until he no longer needs to. Ce'Nedra's lifespan is far more finite. Queen Xantha is a good example of age limit for a dryad, her tree is approaching 2000 if i recall correctly, and that seems to me the very upper limit of an Oak tree's life. Ce'Nedra was far more dryad than most of her ancestors among the Borunes. hence prophecy's warning to Belgarion to be prepared for lots of daughters. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Michigan
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva Sorcerers live for as long as they need to. They aren't going to be immortal if they have already accomplished their role in the prophecy. In regards to who rules, you could say that each king will rule until the purpose that governs everything deems the prince ready to rule. Obviously it is a matter of the purpose if the prince is ready, because the prince has to guard the Orb. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Australia
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva Hey Im just thinking if all the purposes are finished at the end of the Mallorean is the Orb truelly needed? I mean isnt it more of a thing like u dont do wat we say ill get the orb on u? I think it sould have been destroyed with the Sardion That way noone has the uperhand. And then if the line does fall it would just go to the next in line like the next buaracracy guy/ maybe brands line? |
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Michigan
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva the purposes aren't finished, the purposes just come back together to form the original purpose that split up when The Accident happened the sardion and the orb were part of the star that started the accident (the accident being that galaxy that blew up) and seperated at the same time as the purposes when the choice was made the sardion and zandramas went to patch up the hole that the galaxy left when it exploded the orb stays because it eriond was chosen so all those who were on the side of the Light remain since the orb is still here the guardians are still needed because there are people who still want the orb for their own uses and can easily find ways around the no touching rule if the wrong person gets it, whats to stop him from creating another Accident and ripping the universe again |
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| Trust me Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: New Zealand (Aotorea)
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| Re: Who will be the King of Riva Actually the Orb is there to protect the West. I guess now that the world is in peace they wont need the Orb...but that doesnt mean that there is no one whos evil enough to disrupt the peace of the world..thats why the Orb is still there..so it can restore order both the universe and the world. |
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