Kuttner is related to Crowley by one degree of separation and this seemed possibly significant, so I posted this in the aforemnetioned thread:
Maybe the Crowley link is just coincidence -- and the Creators put Crowley's picture up on Bree's bedroom wall because it looked spooky and "occult"... but it's interesting to see it resurface with Spencer and it's got me wondering.Sam fan wrote: Wow! Good call, Samara!
Being a sci-fi geek myself, I know that the author, Henry Kuttner, was one of the authors/fans who was in touch with H.P. Lovecraft....
Lovecraft, as you guys probably know, crafted stories about the Cthulhu mythos.
Any Lovecraft fans know it's possible to wax at length about the Cthulhu "reality", but the wiki gives a good, relatively short shot of info:
"The Mythos usually takes place in fictional New England towns and is centered on the Great Old Ones, a fearsome assortment of ancient, powerful deities who came from outer space and once ruled the Earth. " ... "Enochian" anyone?!
The Enochian thread is woven further because Lovecraft was often linked with *da da da DA!* Aleister Crowley. The link was usually ideological/professional, but a deeper link is that Lovecraft married one of Crowley's former lovers, who no doubt regaled him with tales (which Lovecraft fans think is at the base of his "History of the Necronomicon").
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It may have nothing to do with actual, or main, plot of this series, but in my opinion it's great fun, anyway.
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*sigh* ...well, maybe Spencer's reference was a nod to the Kuttner->Lovecraft->Crowley/Enochian link, anyway. Who knows?
Also, December 15, 2006 has turned out to be a significant day in the Breeverse and a video about Crowley was posted on YouTUbe on that date: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU-Oy8Xv4Xw
If this is beating a dead horse, I apologize...
[EDIT: statement removed to avoid offending people.]