Regarding Edriss, Eva, and Marco...um, I guess all I have to add is that I really like the irony of Edriss inadvertently creating her true nemesis by infesting Eva. The Animorphs were a whole lot more dangerous with Marco.
It's also interesting that in Visser we see that Marco thinks like his mom and is much closer to her in many ways than he was to his dad. Of course, computer engineering requires a similar kind of thought, but it's less the vicious bright line than mental Legos. Still, I wonder if that of thinking was what brought Peter and Eva together in the first place? Maybe they met at a chess tournament or something.
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Date: 2010-11-02 01:27 am (UTC)It's also interesting that in Visser we see that Marco thinks like his mom and is much closer to her in many ways than he was to his dad. Of course, computer engineering requires a similar kind of thought, but it's less the vicious bright line than mental Legos. Still, I wonder if that of thinking was what brought Peter and Eva together in the first place? Maybe they met at a chess tournament or something.