Hey all,
I look but just keep seeing "The President". Is the President named in the book and what page is it on? Since I've noticed that pages seem to change with the print what area of the book is it in. Thanks.
Is the President Named in the book?
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Is the President Named in the book?
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Re: Is the President Named in the book?
I don't believe so. I find no reference to any name, just "the President". If there were a name, it should follow the convention of "President _______" but I don't see that in the four CE books.Zer0 Kay wrote: Sun Dec 22, 2024 9:38 pm Hey all,
I look but just keep seeing "The President". Is the President named in the book and what page is it on? Since I've noticed that pages seem to change with the print what area of the book is it in. Thanks.
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Re: Is the President Named in the book?
I always liked the idea of the President being part of a group who set things in motion to either:
1- Trying to bring about the apocalypse
2- Trying to prevent the apocalypse but inadvertently causing it
But, I don't think we need to know anything about them in the story as is.
1- Trying to bring about the apocalypse
2- Trying to prevent the apocalypse but inadvertently causing it
But, I don't think we need to know anything about them in the story as is.
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- Citizen G'Kar, Babylon 5 - 2259
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