The Unravel

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The Unravel
First mentioned in:	The Book of the Snowstorm [+]Loading...["The Book of the Snowstorm (short story)"]

The Unravel was an undefined something known to Maritsa, (PROSE: "Scene 16" ^[+]Part of The Book of the Snowstorm, Loading...{"name":"\"TBotS\"","page":"522-524","namedep":"Scene 16","1":"The Book of the Snowstorm (short story)"}) a Novice of the Plume Coteries. (PROSE: The Cactus and the Corpse ^[+]Loading...["The Cactus and the Corpse (short story)"])

History

Legacy

While in the Plume Coteries' Library, Maritsa, a "great student" of Applied Theology, recalled the Unravel when she and Callum encountered someone who they thought might potentially be the Monochrome Auteur.

She recalled the knowledge on how the Unravel, the "old gods" and the enemies of the Sun Builders, and contrastingly the Sun Builders themselves, weren’t part of a universal binary of chaos and order, but rather they didn't fit into a coherent binary at all; just like how Auteur had no true sense of code or rules, other than the "rules of narrative which became more binding to him the more he drew upon them. (PROSE: "Scene 16" ^[+]Part of The Book of the Snowstorm, Loading...{"name":"\"TBotS\"","page":"522-524","namedep":"Scene 16","1":"The Book of the Snowstorm (short story)"})

Behind the scenes

• Jamie H. Cowan was credited on the copyright page of The Book of the Snowstorm for ownership of the Unravel.

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