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He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the Creator/{{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''ComicBook/{{Stormwatch}}''). Shining Knight misheard.
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He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the Creator/{{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse ComicBook/New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''ComicBook/{{Stormwatch}}''). Shining Knight misheard.
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He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the {{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''ComicBook/{{Stormwatch}}''). Shining Knight misheard.
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He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the {{Wildstorm}} Creator/{{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''ComicBook/{{Stormwatch}}''). Shining Knight misheard.
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* Alternatively, he isn't Ra's Al Ghul...[[FallenHero yet]]
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He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the {{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''{{Stormwatch}}'').''ComicBook/{{Stormwatch}}''). Shining Knight misheard.
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* [[spoiler: Lucifer]] notes that it should be [[spoiler: Hades]] and not him, the one who should be in charge of her.
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** If Cornell wanted to draw the reader's attention to it with huge klaxons, sure. If he wants "Actually, I said Daemonites" to be a ''reveal''...
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* It's been confirmed that his name is a pseudonym, although for some reason the princesses translate it as "the numbers". (This may be because "al jabr" is the origin of the word "algebra".)
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* It's been confirmed that his name is a pseudonym, although for some reason the princesses translate it as "the numbers". (This may be because "al jabr" is the origin of the word "algebra".))
[[WMG: Al-Jabr is the first Engineer]]
He's been referred to as "engineer" more than once, simply because he is one. It's been established that there was at least one Engineer in Stormwatch prior to Angie. If the Knights are the beginnings of Stormwatch, then Al-Jabr is the beginning of that [[LegacyCharacter Legacy]].
[[WMG: Al-Jabr is the first Engineer]]
He's been referred to as "engineer" more than once, simply because he is one. It's been established that there was at least one Engineer in Stormwatch prior to Angie. If the Knights are the beginnings of Stormwatch, then Al-Jabr is the beginning of that [[LegacyCharacter Legacy]].
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* She is apparently wanted by the Amazonian authorities, although this may be for impersonating one.
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Al-Jabr is Arabian. He's a GadgeteerGenius who's skilled in hand-to-hand combat and swordfighting. And most tellingly, the name Al-Jabr literally means "restoration". It's not much to go on, but it's pretty damning for how little there is.
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Al-Jabr is Arabian. He's a GadgeteerGenius who's skilled in hand-to-hand combat and swordfighting. And most tellingly, the name Al-Jabr literally means "restoration". It's not much to go on, but it's pretty damning for how little there is.is.
*It's been confirmed that his name is a pseudonym, although for some reason the princesses translate it as "the numbers". (This may be because "al jabr" is the origin of the word "algebra".)
*It's been confirmed that his name is a pseudonym, although for some reason the princesses translate it as "the numbers". (This may be because "al jabr" is the origin of the word "algebra".)
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* Doubtful. Modern comic conventions would likely have Merlin say "Daemonites" then have Shining Knight ask "Demon Knights?" if that were true.
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Thematically it also makes sense. The Questing Queen shows the character gaining power through femininity inflicting maturity upon herself, while Ystin shows the character defeminizing herself to "ladhood," and working for ideals. Only when the two come into balance can Ystina ever truly be a Shining Knight [Or Queen].
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Thematically it also makes sense. The Questing Queen shows the character gaining power through femininity inflicting maturity upon herself, while Ystin shows the character defeminizing herself to "ladhood," and working for ideals. Only when the two come into balance can Ystina ever truly be a Shining Knight [Or Queen].Queen].
[[WMG: Al-Jabr is secretly Ra's al-Ghul.]]
Al-Jabr is Arabian. He's a GadgeteerGenius who's skilled in hand-to-hand combat and swordfighting. And most tellingly, the name Al-Jabr literally means "restoration". It's not much to go on, but it's pretty damning for how little there is.
[[WMG: Al-Jabr is secretly Ra's al-Ghul.]]
Al-Jabr is Arabian. He's a GadgeteerGenius who's skilled in hand-to-hand combat and swordfighting. And most tellingly, the name Al-Jabr literally means "restoration". It's not much to go on, but it's pretty damning for how little there is.
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* Couldn't it be both?
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* Couldn't it be both?both?
[[WMG: Sir Ystin and the Questing Queen are actually two halves of the same being.]]
Besides the obvious fact that they receive the same exact vision from Merlin at the same time, the two share many physical similarities EXCEPT that the Queen appears to be a few years older. However, we also know that Mordru can cast his spells by expending some of her life-time. Merlin also references how she has "two natures", and Ystin herself references a "hunger in her," a drive similar to the Questing Queen's to reestablish Camelot.
Thematically it also makes sense. The Questing Queen shows the character gaining power through femininity inflicting maturity upon herself, while Ystin shows the character defeminizing herself to "ladhood," and working for ideals. Only when the two come into balance can Ystina ever truly be a Shining Knight [Or Queen].
[[WMG: Sir Ystin and the Questing Queen are actually two halves of the same being.]]
Besides the obvious fact that they receive the same exact vision from Merlin at the same time, the two share many physical similarities EXCEPT that the Queen appears to be a few years older. However, we also know that Mordru can cast his spells by expending some of her life-time. Merlin also references how she has "two natures", and Ystin herself references a "hunger in her," a drive similar to the Questing Queen's to reestablish Camelot.
Thematically it also makes sense. The Questing Queen shows the character gaining power through femininity inflicting maturity upon herself, while Ystin shows the character defeminizing herself to "ladhood," and working for ideals. Only when the two come into balance can Ystina ever truly be a Shining Knight [Or Queen].
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It lends a different meaning to the scene where she calls out the innkeeper over his willingness to serve ''her'', but not Al Jabr, specifically how farcical it is that he wouldn't serve a member of his own species because of things like skin colour and religion, but he's more than happy to cater to a humanoid alien who happens to be white.
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It lends a different meaning to the scene where she calls out the innkeeper over his willingness to serve ''her'', but not Al Jabr, specifically how farcical it is that he wouldn't serve a member of his own species because of things like skin colour and religion, but he's more than happy to cater to a humanoid alien who happens to be white.white.
*Couldn't it be both?
*Couldn't it be both?
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* Supporting evidence that it's something to do with Stormwatch: the title of that issue is "Merlin Watches the Storm".
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He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the {{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''{{Stormwatch}}''). Shining Knight misheard.misheard.
[[WMG: Exoristos is not an Amazon.]]
She's a Female Fury.
Given the period and setting, it might be ''assumed'' by many that a tall, muscular warrior woman was an Amazon. Ex is going along with it, because no-one would believe her if she told them where she was ''really'' from, the terminology to accurately describe it may not have existed or been comprehensible to anyone who wasn't a classically-educated natural philosopher, she may have heard of the Amazons and approve of them, and because like a lot of people who run away from home, she's having a go at trying to be Someone Else.
It lends a different meaning to the scene where she calls out the innkeeper over his willingness to serve ''her'', but not Al Jabr, specifically how farcical it is that he wouldn't serve a member of his own species because of things like skin colour and religion, but he's more than happy to cater to a humanoid alien who happens to be white.
[[WMG: Exoristos is not an Amazon.]]
She's a Female Fury.
Given the period and setting, it might be ''assumed'' by many that a tall, muscular warrior woman was an Amazon. Ex is going along with it, because no-one would believe her if she told them where she was ''really'' from, the terminology to accurately describe it may not have existed or been comprehensible to anyone who wasn't a classically-educated natural philosopher, she may have heard of the Amazons and approve of them, and because like a lot of people who run away from home, she's having a go at trying to be Someone Else.
It lends a different meaning to the scene where she calls out the innkeeper over his willingness to serve ''her'', but not Al Jabr, specifically how farcical it is that he wouldn't serve a member of his own species because of things like skin colour and religion, but he's more than happy to cater to a humanoid alien who happens to be white.
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He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the {{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''{{Stormwatch}'').''{{Stormwatch}}''). Shining Knight misheard.
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[[WMG: Merlin did not intend to name the team "Demon Knights"]]
He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the {{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''{{Stormwatch}''). Shining Knight misheard.
He was trying to warn them about the Daemonites, the alien monsters who feature heavily in the {{Wildstorm}} side of the New52-verse (''Demon Knights'' being closely linked to Cornell's ''{{Stormwatch}''). Shining Knight misheard.
