originally posted by Hunter
SPOILER…SPOILER…SPOILER…SPOILER…
So… anyone whose read the story have a theory on what Calum Kincaide was trying to prove by selling out? The description of Calum as irascible amused me… quoting dictionary.com's definition "easily provoked to anger; very irritable: an irascible old man." does this really sound like the Sethvir of late Third Age? This sounds a little more like an affronted Asandir!
The "weapon" appeared to be a development of great power that was able to be turned into a weapon - but not the first intent… Oppenheimer's splitting of the atom resulted in developments he didn't intend.
Seems like this was Calum Kincaide's version of the Havens… as Davien said, "no more successful I might add…" of his own rebellion…