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The case of the missing bayou

Last post 02-13-2008 6:51 PM by MacsGirl. 6 replies.
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  • 09-30-2007 5:14 PM

    • MacsGirl
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    The case of the missing bayou

    Ok, here's a chance to really fan-wank. I was browsing though my collection of Deathland books. In Twilight Children the companions briefly stop over where they picked up Jak Lauren, the bayou was gone and only a radioactive desert then in Strontium Swamp they return to the swamps and everything is back. Hmmmmm.

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  • 10-05-2007 5:37 PM In reply to

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    Well im not sure but didnt jak leave the companions for a couple of books where he was left in a desert with a new wife and a baby?  Then the capanions come back and they take Jak away because the wife and baby where killed.  And he gets his revenge.  Then they make another jump to another area of the bayou for another book.   I would have to go back to look but i think that was what happen.  I might be wrong

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  • 10-07-2007 10:39 PM In reply to

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    Re: The case of the missing bayou

    Jak leaves to stay with his new wife, but that was in New Mexico, not Louisiana.  If I remember right, when the jumped back to Louisiana and found the desert, they didn't stick around.  When they got back again in Strontium Swamp, wasn't the desert still there in the area around the redoubt, but ended a couple miles out from it?

     I do remember that the redoubt in Neutron Solstice was a ways off from where they met up with Jak (they hiked and then traveled by boat for a bit, with one of their original group getting killed as they were leaving on the boat).

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  • 10-09-2007 8:37 PM In reply to

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    Re: The case of the missing bayou

    DocTanner:
    If I remember right, when the jumped back to Louisiana and found the desert, they didn't stick around.  When they got back again in Strontium Swamp, wasn't the desert still there in the area around the redoubt, but ended a couple miles out from it?

     

    You might be right about that-hmmmm. I wish someone would come up with a Deathlands/Outlanders atlas showing all the known Gateways and the lay out of the land. Geeked

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  • 10-12-2007 4:06 PM In reply to

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    Yes i would love to see a map with the redouts on it with names of the villes.  It would make things better.   Hmm

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  • 02-13-2008 6:27 PM In reply to

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    Re: The case of the missing bayou

    Pfft, and you call yourselves fans! Stop wishin' and get drawin'! ;) I would love to see something like this as well. I have all of the books except about 10 of the earlier ones, but, I am also lazy, and therefore useless in regards to such a project...But surely at least ONE of those among us has the drive to make this, if it hasn't already been done at www.jamesaxler.com ?

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  • 02-13-2008 6:51 PM In reply to

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    Re: The case of the missing bayou

    The one on James Axler.com is vague and only shows the general environment not where all the mat trans's or baronies that the story takes place in. Let alone put it with the Outlanders series.

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