This may be One. The entity that took control of Jim. Wonder if he’ll ask Wally about Teacher. Just because this place is called Eden doesn’t mean it’s not one step from Hell.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Aaron Neathery is the God, here.
To me, it makes the most sense. We are all higher-dimensional beings compared to the Endtowners. None more so than their Creator, Neathery. We’re third-dimensional, they are second-dimensional. Think of what fourth-dimensional beings would be like to us. What they could see, or do, or influence, or create?
- There was no mutagenic virus: Neathery needed a catalyst for his stories.
- Why do the characters end up in the shapes they do: Neathery wants to draw a cat, or a mouse, or a lizard.
- Who is Aaron Marx: A lower-dimensional projection of Neathery himself, with whatever abilities and powers he wants in order to directly communicate with his creations. It’s brilliant.
This is my opinion, and in my years of reading Endtown, I’ve seen nothing to refute it, only reinforced.
Our thoughts keep going to Marx, but he is not the only dimensional traveler, we don’t know why but Professor Drake even recognized an interdimensionmeter on sight, how did he come to that knowledge? We know that Holly has the capacity, to cross dimensional boundaries, she may have even inherited some of her own Marxian tricks. We know from early visits to the Oracle, others have had access, knowledge if the Oracle wished to impart it, where would that lead them?
I’m really liking this guy already. If the person you’re talking to asks you a question, you give them an answer. If they don’t like that one you give them a different one. Repeat until you find something they do like. And then, everyone’s happy.
Oh frick. I’d forgotten about the God statement. I just thought he was psycho and somehow had learned those things. But now the chasing shapes and shadows,.. that thing ain’t nice
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member over 5 years ago
Wally: That wasn’t God, it was Aaron Marx!
Crow: Same difference… would you like a lollypop?
Vet Premium Member over 5 years ago
This may be One. The entity that took control of Jim. Wonder if he’ll ask Wally about Teacher. Just because this place is called Eden doesn’t mean it’s not one step from Hell.
gigagrouch over 5 years ago
The counter-Marx?
salenstormwing over 5 years ago
Marx, stealer of God’s aftershave lotion. The FIEND! Does his evil know no bounds?!
JanBic Premium Member over 5 years ago
Why does the Bird have something strapped over his eyes?
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 5 years ago
Reminds me of a snatch of dialog from “When Things Were Rotten”: “You can tell that to your creator!” “Mel, I’m innocent!”
twcowdery over 5 years ago
I hope it’s not Marx. I hope it’s not Marx. I hope it’s not Marx.
Urbane Gorilla over 5 years ago
Getting seriously creepy here.
42Irish Premium Member over 5 years ago
“Oh, that’s the ‘meadow fresh rain’ fabric softener that I spilled this morning.”
LightWarriorK over 5 years ago
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Aaron Neathery is the God, here.
To me, it makes the most sense. We are all higher-dimensional beings compared to the Endtowners. None more so than their Creator, Neathery. We’re third-dimensional, they are second-dimensional. Think of what fourth-dimensional beings would be like to us. What they could see, or do, or influence, or create?
- There was no mutagenic virus: Neathery needed a catalyst for his stories.
- Why do the characters end up in the shapes they do: Neathery wants to draw a cat, or a mouse, or a lizard.
- Who is Aaron Marx: A lower-dimensional projection of Neathery himself, with whatever abilities and powers he wants in order to directly communicate with his creations. It’s brilliant.
This is my opinion, and in my years of reading Endtown, I’ve seen nothing to refute it, only reinforced.
cleehilllaw over 5 years ago
Or the dittos…
Jelliqal over 5 years ago
Beware the storm crows
Francis362003 over 5 years ago
This could be Holly in disguise
Diat60 over 5 years ago
Don’t you just hate when the otherworldly try to be one of us?
boydpercy Premium Member over 5 years ago
He’s starting to creep Wally out!
Erwin Schwartz over 5 years ago
Our thoughts keep going to Marx, but he is not the only dimensional traveler, we don’t know why but Professor Drake even recognized an interdimensionmeter on sight, how did he come to that knowledge? We know that Holly has the capacity, to cross dimensional boundaries, she may have even inherited some of her own Marxian tricks. We know from early visits to the Oracle, others have had access, knowledge if the Oracle wished to impart it, where would that lead them?
Ida No over 5 years ago
I’m really liking this guy already. If the person you’re talking to asks you a question, you give them an answer. If they don’t like that one you give them a different one. Repeat until you find something they do like. And then, everyone’s happy.
crookedwolf Premium Member over 5 years ago
Dude reminds me of an old-fashioned plague mask.. https://www.amazon.com/Raxwalker-Cosplay-Steampunk-Halloween-Costume/dp/B07B2HYJ7K
contralto2b over 5 years ago
When he said he could smell God on him, I thought of Marx and his cigars. Cigar odors carry for a good distance. :o)
purduephotog over 5 years ago
Oh frick. I’d forgotten about the God statement. I just thought he was psycho and somehow had learned those things. But now the chasing shapes and shadows,.. that thing ain’t nice