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The only explanation I can think of is that Rhue previously went to the End of the Way, and his mind mixed that memory with that of the Landorin Massacre.
Bryjnar wrote:If the mists are a fabrication, why does Gaius say that that place at the end of EP5 was where the end of the Way "used to be"? The logical conclusion is that the "end of the Way" is simply the bit that has been most recently uncovered by the mists.
Now, given that there is therefore no significance to any given "end of the Way", as it changes over time, it's hard to see what significance we can get from the fact that Rhue remembers it. He can't remember it as the end of the Way, because it probably wasn't at the time of the Landorin Massacre or whenever. I'm not inclined to believe that it's just a coincidence, and so the only logical idea I can think of is that the Way simply must be cyclical. At any rate, the event that happened there is too far in Rhue's past for us to really deduce anything about what it was, but it does imply that the Way is cyclical.
On a side note: if the Way is cyclical, like a big ring, what happens if you go off to the sides? More mists? If that was the case, then people would have proof of their existence. If not, and the land continues on forever, the Way would have to be on a spherical planet .
Masked Gamer wrote:. Although Fwacho definetly did give the impression that the mists do exist as the guy in Ep. 6 said.
Occam's Razor
Masked Gamer wrote:In that same topic, if I'm not mistaken he specifically asks "What becomes red as it crashes down?" or something along those lines. This continues to suggest that they exist in a pretty literal sense. And as for that anti-razor, what's to suggest that we need that "fourth thing"?
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