Multiversal Characters

[Ronald Dukarski]

I don't think Kolb fits that Tyler/Cavendish mold. There is a facial feature Kolb had (the scar, an affetation , since the healing amulet) and other hints puts him in another category. The "scarred". Ali, the fitness trainer in Absolute, had a scar that was a prominent affectation (cymeds could heal such) and Clark, the guardian from the Lament series. All had prominent facial scars. And were trainers of a fighting discipline of some sort. I think the scars were an inate feature of their analogues, Speculation at best. But I think it puts them in the same category.

[PS Power]

Seriously?

Billy Cavendish... Gwen's brother? The superhuman fighter? Hmm? Hmm?

Cavendish from Alternate Places... William Cavendish... (Right? Right?)

Okay, I won't do them all, since some of them are secret.

Though I keep almost bursting on the Jake, Mickey, Doug thing. No one has openly tried to call me out yet, so I could,possibly have the explanation out first... Fingers crossed?

[PS Power]

Oh, also, Hess the forest dwelling Ambassador in the Tyler G. Series (book three, mention only) and Hess, the Ysidril? People might not get that one, but it was there.

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[Ronald Dukarski]

I forgot about Billy Cavendish Gwen's brother, also grotesquely scarred, and being originally from Dead End's universe, but now transported to Gwen Faris universe. So, Cavendish could certainly fit.

Told you I wasn't any good at this! Has anyone found Waldo yet? I'm Still looking.

[David]

How about green.

Short, kicked butt in a fight, but otherwise nice and humble.

Nah... I agree though, The Bey is awesome. Keeley and Eve think so, so it has to be true.

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[PS Power]

Don't even try with the tricksters. You can't win that one. Just do what they want, and know that they're everywhere, regardless of the names. (No, really, it's part of the story. Not happenstance either...)