Fedecks - Revision history

Guybrush: No need to allow for the possibility of future appearances, sadly

2022-10-26T04:50:56Z

No need to allow for the possibility of future appearances, sadly

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	The messenger of [[the gods]] of the [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]], possibly also the god of messages. The old golden statue with wingèd hat, wingèd sandals, and other wings in the [[Ankh-Morpork]] [[Post Office]] possibly depicted Fedecks (see ~~''[[Book:Going Postal\|Going Postal]]''~~). Fedecks ~~has not yet made a personal appearance~~ in the ''[[Discworld]]'' novels~~. The~~ closest to a physical manifestation takes place in {{SG}}, when a group of atheist(?) [[Philosophers]] declare their faith to various gods to avoid being smitten. Fedecks sent his warning in the form of an arrow. Fedecks is also mentioned by [[Inspector Lewton\|Lewton]] in the game [[Discworld Noir]] when he watches some statues at the [[Temple of Small Gods]].		The messenger of [[the gods]] of the [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]], possibly also the god of messages. The old golden statue with wingèd hat, wingèd sandals, and other wings in the [[Ankh-Morpork]] [[Post Office]] possibly depicted Fedecks (see {{GP}}). Fedecks never personally appears in the ''[[Discworld]]'' novels; the closest to a physical manifestation takes place in {{SG}}, when a group of atheist(?) [[Philosophers]] declare their faith to various gods to avoid being smitten. Fedecks sent his warning in the form of an arrow. Fedecks is also mentioned by [[Inspector Lewton\|Lewton]] in the game [[Discworld Noir]] when he watches some statues at the [[Temple of Small Gods]].

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	Fedecks's name is a parody of [[Roundworld]]'s FedEx (Federal Express), a delivery company. Also on Roundworld, the Roman messenger god's name, {{wp\|Mercury_(mythology)\|Mercury}}, is related to the Latin word ''merx'' meaning "merchandise". Fedecks has essentially the same aspects as Mercury wearing winged shoes, ''talaria'' and a winged ''petasos''.		Fedecks's name is a parody of [[Roundworld]]'s FedEx (Federal Express), a delivery company. Also on Roundworld, the Roman messenger god's name, {{wp\|Mercury_(mythology)\|Mercury}}, is related to the Latin word ''merx'' meaning "merchandise". Fedecks has essentially the same aspects as Mercury wearing winged shoes, ''talaria'' and a winged ''petasos''.

Old Dickens: in defense of the past participle

2022-10-25T01:29:05Z

in defense of the past participle

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	The messenger of [[the gods]] of the [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]], possibly also the god of messages. The old golden statue with wingèd hat, wingèd sandals, and other wings in the [[Ankh-Morpork]] [[Post Office]] possibly depicted Fedecks (see ''[[Book:Going Postal\|Going Postal]]''). Fedecks has not yet made a personal appearance in the ''[[Discworld]]'' novels. The closest to a physical manifestation takes place in {{SG}}, when a group of atheist(?) [[Philosophers]] ~~are declaring~~ their faith to various gods to avoid being ~~smited~~. Fedecks sent his warning in the form of an arrow. Fedecks is also mentioned by [[Inspector Lewton\|Lewton]] in the game [[Discworld Noir]] when he watches some statues at the [[Temple of Small Gods]].		The messenger of [[the gods]] of the [[Discworld (world)\|Discworld]], possibly also the god of messages. The old golden statue with wingèd hat, wingèd sandals, and other wings in the [[Ankh-Morpork]] [[Post Office]] possibly depicted Fedecks (see ''[[Book:Going Postal\|Going Postal]]''). Fedecks has not yet made a personal appearance in the ''[[Discworld]]'' novels. The closest to a physical manifestation takes place in {{SG}}, when a group of atheist(?) [[Philosophers]] declare their faith to various gods to avoid being smitten. Fedecks sent his warning in the form of an arrow. Fedecks is also mentioned by [[Inspector Lewton\|Lewton]] in the game [[Discworld Noir]] when he watches some statues at the [[Temple of Small Gods]].

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User: 1 revision: Discworld import

2012-09-23T21:58:34Z

1 revision: Discworld import

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The messenger of [[the gods]] of the [[Discworld (world)|Discworld]], possibly also the god of messages. The old golden statue with wingèd hat, wingèd sandals, and other wings in the [[Ankh-Morpork]] [[Post Office]] possibly depicted Fedecks (see ''[[Book:Going Postal|Going Postal]]''). Fedecks has not yet made a personal appearance in the ''[[Discworld]]'' novels. The closest to a physical manifestation takes place in {{SG}}, when a group of atheist(?) [[Philosophers]] are declaring their faith to various gods to avoid being smited. Fedecks sent his warning in the form of an arrow. Fedecks is also mentioned by [[Inspector Lewton|Lewton]] in the game [[Discworld Noir]] when he watches some statues at the [[Temple of Small Gods]].

==Annotation==

Fedecks's name is a parody of [[Roundworld]]'s FedEx (Federal Express), a delivery company. Also on Roundworld, the Roman messenger god's name, {{wp|Mercury_(mythology)|Mercury}}, is related to the Latin word ''merx'' meaning "merchandise". Fedecks has essentially the same aspects as Mercury wearing winged shoes, ''talaria'' and a winged ''petasos''.

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