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Clarity, the colors aren't for individuals, they're for hives. Or am I remembering wrong? I always understood them to be Overgrown praying mantises living like ant colonies. [[User:BoLingua|Bo-Lingua]] 21:01, 16 July 2006 (UTC)
Clarity, the colors aren't for individuals, they're for hives. Or am I remembering wrong? I always understood them to be Overgrown praying mantises living like ant colonies. [[User:BoLingua|Bo-Lingua]] 21:01, 16 July 2006 (UTC)
*Bo-Lingua, you are correct that the colors designated different hives. Each hive has its own "conciousness" centered around its queen, so in a sense each color/hive designates a separate "individual." Viewed that way, Clarityfiend is right too, although I think that perhaps the word "individual" isn't really the best word to use in the context of a hive-mind species. How about "four distinct hive-mind identities" or something along those lines instead? [[User:Fairsing|Fairsing]] 02:14, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
*Bo-Lingua, you are correct that the colors designated different hives. Each hive has its own "conciousness" centered around its queen, so in a sense each color/hive designates a separate "individual." Viewed that way, Clarityfiend is right too, although I think that perhaps the word "individual" isn't really the best word to use in the context of a hive-mind species. How about "four distinct hive-mind identities" or something along those lines instead? [[User:Fairsing|Fairsing]] 02:14, 17 July 2006 (UTC)

==Confusion Beta Hydri II versus III==
In the book as written, the blue Hive Queen came from the planet the heroine did. At the end, the heroine is on another world in the region. It is reasonable to presume that conflicting reports on the world of origin come from measures of where they were met, versus where they were born. -- Starshine

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Majat Individuals?

Clarity, the colors aren't for individuals, they're for hives. Or am I remembering wrong? I always understood them to be Overgrown praying mantises living like ant colonies. Bo-Lingua 21:01, 16 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

  • Bo-Lingua, you are correct that the colors designated different hives. Each hive has its own "conciousness" centered around its queen, so in a sense each color/hive designates a separate "individual." Viewed that way, Clarityfiend is right too, although I think that perhaps the word "individual" isn't really the best word to use in the context of a hive-mind species. How about "four distinct hive-mind identities" or something along those lines instead? Fairsing 02:14, 17 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Confusion Beta Hydri II versus III

In the book as written, the blue Hive Queen came from the planet the heroine did. At the end, the heroine is on another world in the region. It is reasonable to presume that conflicting reports on the world of origin come from measures of where they were met, versus where they were born. -- Starshine