After all, the whole Kull to Conan to Bran mac Morn reincarnation thing is pretty well established. One of the reasons why I didn't is because Robert E. Howard heroes tend to eschew the "messianic" hero stereotype that I was working with, and more into the adventurer/conqueror hero. Besides, I was getting a bit full up.
I may be making references to Kull and Conan and Bran (maybe even Howard's boxing character?), but I may not.
This does not mean, of course, that Harry Potter didn't have visions of Conan reaving and wenching, just that I never mentioned it. Just like I never mentioned all that Harry spent trying to reach a certain tower inhabited by a certain figure in red.
I will say this: Harry Potter was never Merlin or King Arthur or any of his knights; nor was he Robin Hood.
-murmur
I may be making references to Kull and Conan and Bran (maybe even Howard's boxing character?), but I may not.
This does not mean, of course, that Harry Potter didn't have visions of Conan reaving and wenching, just that I never mentioned it. Just like I never mentioned all that Harry spent trying to reach a certain tower inhabited by a certain figure in red.
I will say this: Harry Potter was never Merlin or King Arthur or any of his knights; nor was he Robin Hood.
-murmur