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(Msg. 16) Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 11:16 am
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Brian Doyle wrote:
  >> But that doesn't explain why Illyana basically fell apart in a short
  >> time---Xavier and Moira remarked on her cellular structure
  >> disintegrating (or a word like disintegrating, I forget).
 >
 > Remember she'd been infected years earlier when she was a teenager, visting
 > the future, after she had got younger and died.... Is it me or are the
 > tenses just ROYALLY screwed in the sentence? Smile

Don't... you're just working me up to one of my "Magik didn't die of Legecy and
should still be alive" rants.
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 12:03 pm
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Dan McEwen wrote:
 > As for Psynapse, I can't think of any reason why he'd be immune. Legacy
 > was aimed at mutants, but is known to have killed at least one
 > non-mutant, Moira MacTaggert. Since the Inhumans are an offshoot of
 > humanity, there's no reason to think they couldn't get it. In fact,
 > it's quite possible that the Terrigen Mist serves in place of the
 > "X-Factor" gene, making the results the same. The seclusion of the
 > Inhumans keeps them safe, but Psynapse didn't hang around his home.

Plus, while I haven't read the last 2 issues, wasn't there a human team working on the
genetics of the Inhumans, taking samples? Maybe they made something that went bad and
'poof' created a new virus?

History of the Legacy Virus ... wasn't it created in our time, but modified in the future?
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 7:59 pm
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On Mon, 10 May 2004 23:53:09 +0100, "Brian Doyle"
<No_spam DeleteThis @freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

 >"CleV" <clJUNKv1 DeleteThis @balcab.ch> wrote in message
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  >> On Mon, 10 May 2004 19:05:09 +0100, "Brian Doyle"
  >> <No_spam DeleteThis @freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

   >> >I wonder if this was going to be tied in to the Legacy virus story that
   >> >Warren Ellis seemed to hint at in Excalibur. Meggan and Douglock tried to
   >> >project what the infection vectors of the Legacy Virus were (She is
   >> >sensitive to natural patterns of life, he to detecting patterns in
 >seemingly
   >> >random data). They concluded that there WAS no logical vector for the
 >virus.

  >> Which was really the most incredible non-revelation of all time.

 >True, but it was nice to see it acknowledged as being insanely illogical
 >_within the context of the story itself_. And they never DID explain why
 >that was the case, did they?

I see what you mean, but at the time I just thought: okay, it's
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 7:59 pm
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"CleV" <clJUNKv1.DeleteThis@balcab.ch> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 10 May 2004 23:53:09 +0100, "Brian Doyle"
> <No_spam.DeleteThis@freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>

> >> >Meggan and Douglock tried to
> >> >project what the infection vectors of the Legacy Virus were (She is
> >> >sensitive to natural patterns of life, he to detecting patterns in
seemingly
> >> >random data). They concluded that there WAS no logical vector for the
virus.
>
> >> Which was really the most incredible non-revelation of all time.
>
> >True, but it was nice to see it acknowledged as being insanely illogical
> >_within the context of the story itself_. And they never DID explain why
> >that was the case, did they?
>
> I see what you mean, but at the time I just thought: okay, it's
> completely random. So what?

Because that's not what they said. They said the pattern was illogical, not
that there was no pattern at all. This suggests that it might have been
targetted than anyone suspected, or perhaps under some form of control. But
as it was never addressed...
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 9:36 pm
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"The Black Guardian" <blakgard.RemoveThis@aol.coma.org> wrote in message
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 > Brian Doyle wrote:
   > >> But that doesn't explain why Illyana basically fell apart in a short
   > >> time---Xavier and Moira remarked on her cellular structure
   > >> disintegrating (or a word like disintegrating, I forget).
  > >
  > > Remember she'd been infected years earlier when she was a teenager,
visting
  > > the future, after she had got younger and died.... Is it me or are the
  > > tenses just ROYALLY screwed in the sentence? Smile
 >
 > Don't... you're just working me up to one of my "Magik didn't die of
Legecy and
 > should still be alive" rants.

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(Msg. 21) Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 10:00 pm
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Dan McEwen <dannyboymcny DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in news:2garo0FlkhdU23@uni-
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 > Galactus <seethough DeleteThis @you.com> wrote in
 > news:Xns94E4E34684A7Bseethoughyoucom@65.32.1.8:
 >
  >> Isn't the virus suppose to be spreading towards the mutant population?
  >> Psynapse is an inhuman and thus seems very strange that he would have
  >> it. I really can't think of a good explaination for this. I was
  >> wondering how Psynapse got infected with the legacy virus and if other
  >> species such as the eternals, skrulls, atlanteans, etc.. would be
  >> infected with it
 >
 > First, the Legacy Virus is no more. It required Colossus be sacrificed
 > to the gods in order to stay their vengeance. (That's not the real
 > explanation, but it actually sounds more likely than the truth.)

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(Msg. 22) Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 10:02 pm
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Dan McEwen <dannyboymcny RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in news:2garquFlkhdU24@uni-
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 > blakgard RemoveThis @aol.coma.org (The Black Guardian) wrote in
 > news:20040510001746.28807.00001224@mb-m28.aol.com:
 >
  >> Galactus wrote:
   >>> Isn't the virus suppose to be spreading towards the mutant
   >>> population? Psynapse is an inhuman and thus seems very strange that
   >>> he would have it. I really can't think of a good explaination for
   >>> this. I was wondering how Psynapse got infected with the legacy virus
   >>> and if other species such as the eternals, skrulls, atlanteans, etc..
   >>> would be infected with it
  >>
  >> Well, there is no more Legacy Virus. It was wiped out.
  >>
  >> What seems to have happened is that the virus mutated into different
  >> strains. Each strain affected a different human offshoot. We know
  >> there was a human strain, and an inhuman strain, but we never saw a
  >> strain for eternals, atlanteans, etc.
 >
 > I would have a hard time believing that an Eternal strain could ever
 > happen. I'm pretty sure they don't get sick, and I doubt this would be
 > the exception.

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(Msg. 23) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 1:36 am
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Brian Doyle wrote:
   >>>> But that doesn't explain why Illyana basically fell apart in a short
   >>>> time---Xavier and Moira remarked on her cellular structure
   >>>> disintegrating (or a word like disintegrating, I forget).
   >>>
   >>> Remember she'd been infected years earlier when she was a teenager,
   >>> visting the future, after she had got younger and died.... Is it me or are
   >>> the tenses just ROYALLY screwed in the sentence? Smile
  >>
  >> Don't... you're just working me up to one of my "Magik didn't die of
  >> Legecy and should still be alive" rants.
 >
 > I'd counter it with "Ten reasons to bring Doug back", so don't go there! Smile

If in order to get Magik back I had to have Doug, as well, then I'd gladly pay
the
price. Smile
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(Msg. 24) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 1:56 am
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rook1 RemoveThis @sympatico.ca (Lia Brown) wrote in
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 > It seems to me that they can't have had the exact same disease,
 > because I don't see why it would vary so much, better immune systems
 > or not. And, well, Beast said there were 3 strains, so I guess we
 > have to take his word for it Razz

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(Msg. 25) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 1:56 am
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blakgard.RemoveThis@aol.coma.org (The Black Guardian) wrote in
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 > Brian Doyle wrote:
   >>> But that doesn't explain why Illyana basically fell apart in a short
   >>> time---Xavier and Moira remarked on her cellular structure
   >>> disintegrating (or a word like disintegrating, I forget).
  >>
  >> Remember she'd been infected years earlier when she was a teenager,
  >> visting the future, after she had got younger and died.... Is it me
  >> or are the tenses just ROYALLY screwed in the sentence? Smile
 >
 > Don't... you're just working me up to one of my "Magik didn't die of
 > Legecy and should still be alive" rants.

What, you mean just because she substituted the Limbo version for
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(Msg. 26) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 5:20 am
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Dan McEwen wrote:
  >> It seems to me that they can't have had the exact same disease,
  >> because I don't see why it would vary so much, better immune systems
  >> or not. And, well, Beast said there were 3 strains, so I guess we
  >> have to take his word for it Razz
 >
 > OK, let's go with the three strains. Now explain the *one* cure.

I'm still waiting for the logic behind someone having to die in order
for the cure to work. I'm glad real science doesn't work this way.
I never would have paid for my pneumonia vaccine.
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(Msg. 27) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 5:23 am
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   >>>> But that doesn't explain why Illyana basically fell apart in a short
   >>>> time---Xavier and Moira remarked on her cellular structure
   >>>> disintegrating (or a word like disintegrating, I forget).
   >>>
   >>> Remember she'd been infected years earlier when she was a teenager,
   >>> visting the future, after she had got younger and died.... Is it me
   >>> or are the tenses just ROYALLY screwed in the sentence? Smile
  >>
  >> Don't... you're just working me up to one of my "Magik didn't die of
  >> Legecy and should still be alive" rants.
 >
 > What, you mean just because she substituted the Limbo version for
 > herself? I'd _never_ get anyone started on that. Wink

Must... resist... the... urge...
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(Msg. 28) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 6:13 am
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blakgard DeleteThis @aol.coma.org (The Black Guardian) wrote in
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 > Dan McEwen wrote:
   >>> It seems to me that they can't have had the exact same disease,
   >>> because I don't see why it would vary so much, better immune systems
   >>> or not. And, well, Beast said there were 3 strains, so I guess we
   >>> have to take his word for it Razz
  >>
  >> OK, let's go with the three strains. Now explain the *one* cure.
 >
 > I'm still waiting for the logic behind someone having to die in order
 > for the cure to work. I'm glad real science doesn't work this way.
 > I never would have paid for my pneumonia vaccine.

That's why, in another post, I described the cure as a sacrifice to the
gods. It's a heck of a lot better explanation for what we saw than the
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(Msg. 29) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 6:14 am
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blakgard.DeleteThis@aol.coma.org (The Black Guardian) wrote in
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   >>>>> But that doesn't explain why Illyana basically fell apart in a
   >>>>> short time---Xavier and Moira remarked on her cellular structure
   >>>>> disintegrating (or a word like disintegrating, I forget).
   >>>>
   >>>> Remember she'd been infected years earlier when she was a teenager,
   >>>> visting the future, after she had got younger and died.... Is it me
   >>>> or are the tenses just ROYALLY screwed in the sentence? Smile
   >>>
   >>> Don't... you're just working me up to one of my "Magik didn't die of
   >>> Legecy and should still be alive" rants.
  >>
  >> What, you mean just because she substituted the Limbo version for
  >> herself? I'd _never_ get anyone started on that. Wink
 >
 > Must... resist... the... urge...

I mean, c'mon, we _saw_ Rahne grab little Illyana from Limbo, and we
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(Msg. 30) Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 9:16 am
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On 11 May 2004 22:56:00 GMT, Dan McEwen <dannyboymcny RemoveThis @hotmail.com>
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 >rook1@sympatico.ca (Lia Brown) wrote in
 >news:40a069a7.3870585@news1.on.sympatico.ca:
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  >> It seems to me that they can't have had the exact same disease,
  >> because I don't see why it would vary so much, better immune systems
  >> or not. And, well, Beast said there were 3 strains, so I guess we
  >> have to take his word for it Razz
 >
 >OK, let's go with the three strains. Now explain the *one* cure.

Well, as Blakgard said, there wasn't a whole lot of logic to the cure
story in the first place. The story was incredibly stupid.

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