New Frontier: How do you pronounce "Si Cwan"?

"Grimsnipe" <grimsnipe54.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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 > Anyone know off-hand? I was thinking it's "Cy CeeWann" but I wonder
 > if perhaps it's just supposed to be Si Swan... (shrugs)
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You know I have wondered about this, I think its Sigh Ku-wan.

Burgoyne also... Burr goin?

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"Grimsnipe" <grimsnipe54.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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 > Anyone know off-hand? I was thinking it's "Cy CeeWann" but I wonder
 > if perhaps it's just supposed to be Si Swan... (shrugs)
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I believe that Joe Morton's pronunciation (as used in the New Frontier
audiobooks) is "Suh Kwan."

I use "See Swan," because I've always felt that "Si Cwan" was meant as a
tribute to Superman/Star Trek/Legion of Super-Heroes comic book artist Curt
Swan.

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