Series 6 - Episode 6
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I believe i got caught up in the discussion.. i wasn't calling anyone stupid.. as in dumb, (Have to remember how much communication is made from body language and tone of voice) But i didn't mean to cause offence.. Anyway it not that i don't agree i was looking at the evidence and trying to come up with an answer,
DerbyGem, Why would Hordiss help the 'powers that be' ?if his of neither team, a good enough offer would push him into doing anything. but remember because he was neither he wasn't going to work for anyone which was why he only gave the teams the means of death and not killing them off for no reason.. Again..you could say due to him failing was the reason that Lord fear put a spell on his daughter.
Very little evidence to show that it was Hordiss.. in fact i remember having this same discussion at school the 1st time it was on, it's a real mystery. Lord fear doesn't need a disguised, i can't see him wasting his time in doing so, he does tend to get others to do this dirty work.
Oaky.. the only thing we see is the the hand, pity there wasn't a good enough shot at it.. we could have seen if it was Fear or Hordriss by looking at that.
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Okay, it's been a few weeks, but I've finally got round to studying the scene again, and I'm convinced that it's really Lord Fear disguised as Hordriss. Three reasons.
Firstly, the 'Harris' voice is not the same as the one Hordriss was putting on in s5. On that occasion the voice was more reedy and whiney, even dotardly, whereas here it's deeper and more sturdy. Mark Knight is an excellent mimick, and so the impression he does of Cliff Norgate is quite convincing, but listen carefully as 'Harris' speaks and you'll notice the unmistakeable MK tones just below the surface.
Secondly, close examination of Harris' hand shows the familiar red ring always found on Lord Fear's mid-finger.
Thirdly, the skin on the hand is chalk-white, whereas Hordriss' hands are the colour of normal flesh.
So as far as I'm concerned, Velda's absolutely right; it was Lord Fear dressed up as Hordriss dressed up as 'Harris'.
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I believe i got caught up in the discussion.. i wasn't calling anyone stupid.. as in dumb, (Have to remember how much communication is made from body language and tone of voice) But i didn't mean to cause offence..
Thank you, Mephistopheles. I know that misunderstandings occur, and we now realise that didn't mean to cause offence, but it was unclear from the comment you originally made.
Once again, please can members report posts me if they feel they are offended by comments in any posts, and I will deal with it. Please avoid responding as that can just inflame the situation.
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Well we I'm sure sometimes people don't always realise whats been said or how it sounds to others.. as long as the situation is corrected then everyone can continue to get along.. which is why we're here.
But do need to be careful with forums, things can sometimes appear to say the compete opposite to what you intended, depending on who's interpretation.
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when team 3 got to L3, just before they died on the causeway they started off in the dwarf tunnels and something weird happened.
What was that knight- thingy we saw just ahead off them b4 it quickly disappeared out of the picture? it appeared in the credits at the end of that episode. We never saw it again.
Was it supposed to be a character that they originally intended to use but decided not to use after this teams death or was it a random incident just to freak the viewers out & give the dungeon a greater sense of "THE UNKNOWN"?
If that was the intention- i liked it. Seeing teams go all the way through the dungeon enabled us to know pretty much all there is about it. However unanswered questions like this still enabled for a great sense of mystery to be kept for this magical world. The feeling of the unknown is more freaky & fantasy-like.
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I think he is referring to the credits of that episode.
For the majority of the credits it focuses on the goblins, but the last part of the credits shows a masked 'knight' that has a sword.
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That's what I suspected too, and a PM is already waiting in Illussion's inbox, informing him of that.
There is always something THAT GIVES A MEMBER AWAY.
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I've also had my suspicions for a while. I think we have more than enough proof now.
Oh so I'm not the only one and yes there definately seems to be more than one proof. I had my suspisions from when I first saw the name superdungeoneer. There is also another member who I have had almost the same suspisions about.
Anyway back to the topic. here's a thread from the episode board about the episode I believe you are making references to http://www.talkknightmare.co.uk/yabbse/http://www.knightmare.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=6;action=display;threadid=1173 . If you are talking about the same figure I am talking about, I definately believe that it's Skarkill as you could make out bandages on one of the characters legs, which Skarkill had and if I remember correctly the character was limping. Anyway the bandages are a right give away.
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