What the Garten happened to Pacer?
Be Pacer:
Is Lord Rake's lieutenant
Has secondary role on book
Is gone after the Attack on Cloud Mountain
Said to have betrayed the rabbits
Never appeared ever again
Be Pacer:
Is Lord Rake's lieutenant
Has secondary role on book
Is gone after the Attack on Cloud Mountain
Said to have betrayed the rabbits
Never appeared ever again
So I was browsing the site recently and came across an old post that questioned whether the Green Ember series had a “Chosen One” character. Smalls was naturally suggested as the most likely candidate. And he certainly plays a key role, what with striking the fatal blow to Morbin and being instrumental in stopping the dragon resurgence. But in my opinion, not everything in the Green Ember does hang on Smalls. Indeed, there are several important individuals to the Cause, all seemingly chosen for particular roles and endowed with particular gifts.
You can’t talk about Smalls, of course, without mentioning Heather. Smalls may be the blood and rightful heir of Flint Firstking, but Heather is very much the spiritual successor of Fay Firstmother. It is she, not Smalls, who has the gifts of a seer as defined in the world of the Green Ember. And of course, she is not…
@Kilmarnock228 Why don't you ressurect the GE meme posts now that the forum is in a new format?
Well, it's clear that the rabbits under Whitson Mariner got into shipbuilding, if it hadn't been an art they practiced previously. Obviously they used ships to travel to Natalia, then on Ayman Lake, and later as they made their way from Ayman Lake to the Great Wood. Judging by Helmer, Hewson, and Picket's conversation in *Ember Rising*, the navy by the time of Helmer and Hewson's youth was a virtually unchallenged force dominating Natalia's waters. From the map of Natalia as we have it, these may have included:
Ayman Lake itself
The Rivers Flint and Fay, except those stretches that were under Preylord control
Lake Merle
The Goforth River, which flowed out of Lake Merle
Black Lake
It's almost like the story of the Portuguese Navy. A once powerful navy in the 15th to around the 17th century and its downfall.
So it occurred to me that if you were to write a *Green Ember* parody of “The Twelve Days of Christmas”, you could keep the “Ten lords a leaping” line:
Rake
Ramnor
Victor
Ronan
Hews
Oh my goodness gracious, I can't tell you how tickled I was when I read this. Our priest actually brought this song up during the Christmas mass! He was telling us that it had biblical roots, and that the pear tree symbolized the cross, and the partridge Jesus :) just thought it was kind of neat..
My personal theory is that Pacer was probably killed when the Terralains under Bleston infiltrated Cloud Mountain. Tameth probably knew Kylen had been chummy with Pacer and claimed that Pacer had spoken against Picket.