That’s it. Oh wait, we can do this ridiculous one. There’s this crazy off the wall theory that Parshendi are dead people brought back to life.
Interesting. There will be Parshendi viewpoints in the second book, and you will be able to see a lot more of that.
Are Parshendi like a hive mind sort of culture?
They are not a hive mind. I thought people might assume that.
But because of the singing, it seems like…
There is a connection. It’s more Union than Hivemind. You know about Jung?
Not particularly.
Jung’s philosophy was that all people are connected.
Oh, like the dream psychologist?
I believe that collective unconscious was one of his terms. So it’s not hive mind, but there is—there’s something the Parshendi can tap into.
With the singing?
Yeah, like with the singing, where one sings over here, and one sings over there, they are actually in beat with one another even if they start at different times. So there is something there, a connection.
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