Perspectives: Tribal Reservations (short story)

	Parasiel
	Boo, Meredith, Nitra, Colophon, Verso
	The Braxiatel Collection
	Big Finish Productions
	Nick Wallace
	Philip Purser-Hallard
	Collected Works
	September 2006
	Short story
Collected Works
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Perspectives: Tribal Reservations was a 2006 Bernice Summerfield short story written by Philip Purser-Hallard and released in the anthology Collected Works.

Bernice Summerfield does not appear in this story but is mentioned.

Summary

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Characters

• Parasiel
• Boudicca
• Meredith
• Nitra
• de Borah
• Colophon
• Verso

Worldbuilding

Foods and beverages

• Parasiel spilled his pint of Tyler's Folly when Boudicca bumped into him.

Locations

• de Borah claimed that Bifolium had spent the morning rearranging books in the Reading Room much to the annoyance of the assistant librarian, while Nitra mentioned that she had to babysit Incunabula in The Stacks because she needed to see the early quantum-processor collection.

Species

• Parasiel points out that their opinion of the Quire acting strangely could be the same as an Ancient Persian or a Cro-Magnon human's version of them.
• Parasiel compared Verso's eyes to those of a chameleon's as they were able to rotate individually.

Music

• Meredith wonders if the jukepod has got Cybernetic Death Junta.

Religion

• Parasiel's family followed the Angel's Way.

Notes

to be added

Continuity

• Boo is now a student of Bernice's. (PROSE: The Tears of Laughter)