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==Two questions==
==Two questions==
* 1: Were those clockwork robots, by any chance, [[Supreme Alliance]] work?  We know from ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' that the Three Laws of Robotics were not very popular in the fifty-first century.
:unless the story itself says so specifically, I think we can assume that they had nothing to do with each other. (good rule in general.) remember the hugeness of space or even of Earth for that matter.


* 1: Were those clockwork robots, by any chance, [[Supreme Alliance]] work?  We know from ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' that the Three Laws of Robotics were not very popular in the fifty-first century.
* 2: In the mind meld, Madame de Pompadour MUST have seen the [[French Revolution]] and the [[Reign of Terror]].  How could that not have changed things? - [[User:Tawaki|Tawaki]] 20:06, 6 May 2008 (UTC)
* 2: In the mind meld, Madame de Pompadour MUST have seen the [[French Revolution]] and the [[Reign of Terror]].  How could that not have changed things? - [[User:Tawaki|Tawaki]] 20:06, 6 May 2008 (UTC)
:definitely a plot point, which the story itself obviously doesn't address. it doesn't address, leave it that, unless you want to make note of it as a plot hole. [[User:76.24.20.92|76.24.20.92]] 20:53, 6 May 2008 (UTC)

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Two questions

unless the story itself says so specifically, I think we can assume that they had nothing to do with each other. (good rule in general.) remember the hugeness of space or even of Earth for that matter.
definitely a plot point, which the story itself obviously doesn't address. it doesn't address, leave it that, unless you want to make note of it as a plot hole. 76.24.20.92 20:53, 6 May 2008 (UTC)