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Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 1:40 pm — Post subject: Help with Myst LORE
Something ive been having problems with after playing through some of the myst games and thinking about the books.
Writing ages only creates a link to travel to already present ages right?
How come in "The book of Atrus", Ghen leaves Atrus in riven and makes some changes to the book, clearing the surrounding fog?
Is this a coincidence, or did Ghen link to another age where someone with the same memory as Atrus just happened to see the fog clear?
This occurred again in myst 4, Sirrus woke one day in Spire and say the new room Atrus wrote to meet his son once more. The rest of spire i understand can be explained by a previous long dead inhabitant, or wind chipping the stone, but this appeared overnight.
Is the d'ni writing merely making a link as Atrus explains it, or creating and changing a world as G'hen believed.
Thanks in advance.
Writing ages only creates a link to travel to already present ages right?
How come in "The book of Atrus", Ghen leaves Atrus in riven and makes some changes to the book, clearing the surrounding fog?
Is this a coincidence, or did Ghen link to another age where someone with the same memory as Atrus just happened to see the fog clear?
This occurred again in myst 4, Sirrus woke one day in Spire and say the new room Atrus wrote to meet his son once more. The rest of spire i understand can be explained by a previous long dead inhabitant, or wind chipping the stone, but this appeared overnight.
Is the d'ni writing merely making a link as Atrus explains it, or creating and changing a world as G'hen believed.
Thanks in advance.
