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Etymology and the magic of words is an amazing thing that researchers have always been startled by. For example the name Thomas can have an evil allocation. We sometimes say "to hell and tommy" Tommy or Thomas or the hebrew Thamuz was a name for the devil, or the destroyer. This is due to the fact that Tom always refered to something cutable as opposed to Atom, which is not divisble. Im crap at explaining but watch this: Theres way more to it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mE03wE9Nn9s
I have no doubt that Pan is a reference to Greek mythology. We say Pan as a way of saying 'all encompassing' like pan airway or something but even then 'all encompassing' comes from the characteristic of the God Pan, which is where the recycled English word pan comes from. Dont understimate the power of words. Rosicrucians and Freemasons studied these things intensly during the 16th and 17th centuries.
Yes it does, the 'pan' is the geometrically ideal shape of a surface where many items may be deposited. Yes I am saying that a kitchen pan is related to the 'pantheon'. Pan applied to theon means all encompassing Gods or 'all the Gods'. To 'panic' means to have a mind that is dedicated to worrying about consequences, we constantly think about the repurcussions. In a sense we are observing all the ramifications when we are panicing.
Read any book on etymology and its right there.
I know that Pan Estates can be ideal on its own. But thats just it, no one questions it. Sean Prescott could have called it forest estates or something, but he had to link the God which is linked to Arcadia.
EDIT: Peter PAN lurs the children away with him. In the story Peter Pan plays a flute.
Using your style of reasoning I might just as well say that the whole LiS is a Bible rehash, with Max being Jesus Christ. She's timid, loving, caring, she has superpowers that she never uses for personal gain but for benefit of other living things, she keeps resurrecting Chloe (who is both an Apostle and Lazarus in this case), gathers a whole bunch of people who love her, but don't really understand what she's saying, and now she's captured by Romans because of her best friend's bone-headed decision.
And am i the only one to think if Sean Prescott is responsible for the storm comming why he would invest money on real estate complex ? The storm gonna destroy the town, he would be ruined.
I don't think Dontnod is going to introduce some greek mythologie just with one episode left. There is alredy the Native Indian stuff to explain the power. But it was nice to learn about this Pan story and your references. You should google the totem animals : Butterfly, deer, blue birds, squirrel, there is more anwsers there. imo
Wasn't it that Peter pan was actually kidnapping and murdering the lost boys? Originally anyways. Or that he was some form of death angel.
The moon was only present during the time you were at the party, and it was gone as soon as you left the party, it's not related to the death of Chloe.
I think the disasters might be related to Jefferson's personality, the double moons disappearing mean that he no longer needs to have 2 personalitys, they were gone after his speech wich was probably when he got to his car and got the gun.
The storm could be his outburst, he no longer has anything to hide and is free to do anything he wants without having Max or Chloe on his way.
Yes you're right, my memory was bad about this. Damn got to figure out why the second moon disapear at that (edit) specific moment. That's weird.
Also if we are going on symbolism then the three bullet necklace that Chloe has worn through out the entire game could be a symbol that the third time she dies she stays dead...I hate to say that because I love her character and I think Chloe is by far the best character in this amazing story. I hope and pray Max can somehow save her if she is able to save herself...