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It also includes information culled from the many communications sent by Derek Karlavaegen, from that it includes information mostly provides bits of biography to provide a little background on many of the people, both good and evil, who have crossed paths with King Graham and his family. Altogether, what is included in the chapter provides many unique insights into the universe of Daventry and its citizens. |
It also includes information culled from the many communications sent by Derek Karlavaegen, from that it includes information mostly provides bits of biography to provide a little background on many of the people, both good and evil, who have crossed paths with King Graham and his family. Altogether, what is included in the chapter provides many unique insights into the universe of Daventry and its citizens. |
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| − | However, it does not print everything that had been sent from Daventry by Derek. Some of what he related had no bore no direct relation to the Daventry players know in the King's Quest games. Some does though, and Peter |
+ | However, it does not print everything that had been sent from Daventry by Derek. Some of what he related had no bore no direct relation to the Daventry players know in the King's Quest games. Some does though, and Peter Spears says he was curious as anyone to see if those tales would turn up in other adventures. If they did, he admitted it would be final proof to him that what he had received on his computer screen were true; That Daventry and Derek are real. He hoped to see that happen.<ref>KQC2E, 436</ref> |
Also while much of the material is written as if they are from clippings and notes from newspapers, letters etc sent from Daventry, there is also quite a bit of non-fictional material and interpretation from Peter Spear's point of view ('our world') which offer explanations and stories which inspired the King's Quest series, and many of its characters, events or puzzles. |
Also while much of the material is written as if they are from clippings and notes from newspapers, letters etc sent from Daventry, there is also quite a bit of non-fictional material and interpretation from Peter Spear's point of view ('our world') which offer explanations and stories which inspired the King's Quest series, and many of its characters, events or puzzles. |
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