Question about Canon Timeline
Mar. 2nd, 2021 09:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
So I happened to come upon The Forever Knight Concordance, published in 1994. It gives a very nice summary of each season 1 episode, divided down into the main plot, subplot, flashback, etc. Towards the end it gives a pedigree of LaCroix's vampire family and notes about historical events and places in the show. But there is also a section where it gives a timeline of Nick's life, saying it was created from things mentioned in the episodes or inferred through conversations. Some seem a bit ... confusing so I'm not sure where this was inferred or was a story built from one mention but then who built the story? Were some of these ideas that the writers had or stories that were going to be done but was later changed or dropped when they got back to doing season 2 and 3?
For example, we know Nick can speak Mandarin, so according to this timeline, in 1275 Nick accompanied Marco Polo and met with Kublai Khan, becoming the Khan's tax collector and thus learning the language during that time. Or somehow Nick is in New York in 1923 helping Harry Houdini trying to stop spiritual mediums. In 1390s Nick is a ship Captain during the 100 years war. Nick was born in Parhenay, France.
So does anyone know anything about this timeline of events?
For example, we know Nick can speak Mandarin, so according to this timeline, in 1275 Nick accompanied Marco Polo and met with Kublai Khan, becoming the Khan's tax collector and thus learning the language during that time. Or somehow Nick is in New York in 1923 helping Harry Houdini trying to stop spiritual mediums. In 1390s Nick is a ship Captain during the 100 years war. Nick was born in Parhenay, France.
So does anyone know anything about this timeline of events?
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Date: March 4th, 2021 06:25 am (UTC)Speaking as an editor on both wikis, it would be really helpful to have as much detail as possible about the contents so that a more detailed article can be written.
Can you photograph the cover? (Back cover, too.)
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Date: March 5th, 2021 02:31 am (UTC)I can put together a better summary of this and take better pics (there is no image on the back of the binder), but this is what I got for tonight:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/156677605@N04/albums/72157718523597486
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Date: March 5th, 2021 06:43 am (UTC)I've saved all of those. You don't mind if I mine them for info? (And any more you take, too.) Also, I'd like to upload some of pictures to the wikis, especially the photo of the cover.
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Date: March 6th, 2021 12:57 am (UTC)