Whats Wrong With Horace?

[gackie]

I get he's a mute because he's had his tongue cut out but Anri also talks about how she'll "leave a prism stone for him like always". I'm not really sure why she'd do this. Could Horace be mentally challenged in some way? I mean it's possible that alot of kids born to be eaten by a monster made from tumors could have some trauma in their life.

[Totschlaeger]

I dont know if he is special its probably just markings for him to find her last location because they somehow got separated.

[gackie]

Originally posted by Kanaev:

Prism stones are to show the way. It's not about how smart he is, but simply to show him where Anri was, so that he could find him (her).

I get that but you could straight up tell Horace where Anri is. And if you find the prism stones, they aren't exactly making a path.

[The_Boog]

Its just like breadcrumbs in Hansel and Gretel, just as an indicator of where Anri was. and the "like always" is probably due to them in constant danger and adventure, and I would imagine, they would get seperated frequently.

It's hard to tell if Horace is mentally challenged or not, as we never hear him speak or do anything different from other souls characters.

[Groshen88]

Horace is a little boo boo

[Doc Vivor]

Originally posted by UdF dat boi:

Its just like breadcrumbs in Hansel and Gretel, just as an indicator of where Anri was. and the "like always" is probably due to them in constant danger and adventure, and I would imagine, they would get seperated frequently.

It's hard to tell if Horace is mentally challenged or not, as we never hear him speak or do anything different from other souls characters.

He is hollow

[Jiango T]

Originally posted by Vivor:

He is hollow

This. Both Anri and Horace are, so we can guess Horace ended up consumed like all the undeads we kill in the series.

[Brother Skolas]

Originally posted by Vivor:

Originally posted by UdF dat boi:

Its just like breadcrumbs in Hansel and Gretel, just as an indicator of where Anri was. and the "like always" is probably due to them in constant danger and adventure, and I would imagine, they would get seperated frequently.

It's hard to tell if Horace is mentally challenged or not, as we never hear him speak or do anything different from other souls characters.

He is hollow

doesnt he become full hollow after they get separeted?

[Doc Vivor]

Originally posted by Don Kanonji:

Originally posted by Vivor:

He is hollow

doesnt he become full hollow after they get separeted?

Its descriped and seen sometimes in the games that hollowing is a slow thing that is not happening in a few minutes

[NNNN]

i use prism stone for lead people to treasure. is a common thing to do.
but your point dont have anyweight specialy to a world like darksouls tell me one character dont have some sort of trauma or not acting abit stupid or crazy in all 3 games even your own chracter first game you are in asylum cell second game you are totaly traumatized at start by not haveing a momery anymore and now you rise from your grave because you are a failure at your life now you are forced to succeeds.

[Drake]

Yeah horace is undergoing the hollowing process and reaches the point of no return by the time you find him.

[Jiango T]

Originally posted by Vivor:

Originally posted by Don Kanonji:

doesnt he become full hollow after they get separeted?

Its descriped and seen sometimes in the games that hollowing is a slow thing that not is not happening in a few minutes

He and Anri have been traveling a long way, both hollow. IMO Horace's snarls signals that he is in an advanced state, and probably Anri knows that when he/she says something like "excuse my friend, he's not very talkative, but he is a loyal man", as if he knew he was different in the past.

[gackie]

Originally posted by Vivor:

Originally posted by Don Kanonji:

doesnt he become full hollow after they get separeted?

Its descriped and seen sometimes in the games that hollowing is a slow thing that is not happening in a few minutes

He hollows becausw he falls off the bridge and dies.

[gackie]

Originally posted by Jiango T:

Originally posted by Vivor:

Its descriped and seen sometimes in the games that hollowing is a slow thing that not is not happening in a few minutes

He and Anri have been traveling a long way, both hollow. IMO Horace's snarls signals that he is in an advanced state, and probably Anri knows that when he/she says something like "excuse my friend, he's not very talkatibe".

I thought he had his tongue cut out. He makes the same sounds as someone who has.

[Jiango T]

Originally posted by Hat Skeleton!:

I thought he had his tongue cut out. He makes the same sounds as someone who has.

Didn't know that. Still, a sane mute person doesn't do those unfriendly sounds when meeting new people :P

[Doc Vivor]

Originally posted by Hat Skeleton!:

Originally posted by Vivor:

Its descriped and seen sometimes in the games that hollowing is a slow thing that is not happening in a few minutes

He hollows becausw he falls off the bridge and dies.

That makes no sense he would have respawned at the bonefire if he died