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A815807 - Baba Yaga: witch, crone and archetype
Zarquon's Singing Fish! Posted Sep 8, 2002
Thanks, Bels!
I'm going to do a companion entry, either on the symbolism, which I've touched on in this entry, or on the crone in myths and fairy tales, which would be more challenging.
A815807 - Baba Yaga: witch, crone and archetype
Dr Hell Posted Sep 9, 2002
Not that it would matter but... Are we talking about the same Annas here? The one that's posted is not the Anna, is she?
Cheerio.
HELL
A815807 - Baba Yaga: witch, crone and archetype
Dr Hell Posted Sep 9, 2002
FYI: The non- Anna is: U202024
Excellent Entry BTW.
HELL
A815807 - Baba Yaga: witch, crone and archetype
Dr Hell Posted Sep 9, 2002
BTW: Is Anna U25 not anymore??? Confused? Anyhow.
HELL
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Bels - an incurable optimist. A1050986 Posted Sep 9, 2002
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Ormondroyd Posted Sep 9, 2002
There she goes, flying off into the Edited Guide... 
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Dr Hell Posted Sep 9, 2002
WO! hold it! Excellent entry but:
Whatabout setting the researcher straight????
ZSF?
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Trout Montague Posted Sep 9, 2002
Warm Applause.
Now I know how to scare the Russian children who live next door.
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Zarquon's Singing Fish! Posted Sep 9, 2002
First things first. Yes, Hell, this is Anna as in U25. However if you look at the Anna in the conversation thread, I think she also has a *Russian* Anna identity.
Does that make sense.
Thanks everyone!
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Dr Hell Posted Sep 9, 2002
That does not make sense, if you are suggesting that U202024 is the same as U25. Is that what you are suggesting?
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Zarquon's Singing Fish! Posted Sep 9, 2002
Hell, I thought it was, and I now think I was wrong, so ,
Anna. Hopefully I've put it right before a Sub-Editor gets it.
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Dr Hell Posted Sep 9, 2002
ZSF, I think you know the ways of h2g2... you can also catch the sub-ed at a later point.
I am glad everything worked out in the end. I am also glad that I could help.
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Zarquon's Singing Fish! Posted Sep 9, 2002
Yes, Hell. You know how it is - once you get something into your mind, it's sometimes hard to shift your thinking! However, as they say, 'all's well that ends well!'.
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