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   "David Lloyd"  wrote in message   
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   >>> 5-16    Lifeblood   
   >>>   
   >   
   > Do you get the feeling that you are talking to yourself? I'm sure someone   
   else would have   
   > answered your question, eventually. ;-)   
   >   
   >>> First airing was March 13, 2000.   
   >>>   
   >>   
   >>   
   >>> Why was Gabrielle going to give Eve her Rite of Caste with the tribe of   
   Siberian Amazons and   
   >>> not her Greek tribe? Was > that even legal?   
   >>   
   >>    I may have an answer, after thinking about it  --  too dangerous to be   
   hanging out in Greece   
   >> since all the Olympian gods are after them.   
   >>   
   >   
   > Cyan said that Gabrielle would have to take her position as their Queen to   
   pass on her rite of   
   > cast to Eve, but this was not the tribe that she was Queen of.   
   >   
      
           Maybe a queen is a queen is a queen and it doesn't matter which tribe   
   she became queen of,   
   just as long as they recognize her (physically) and recognize her queendom.   
   Could work for every   
   "queen" no matter which tribe. Of course, that could cause problems if queen   
   of one tribe wants the   
   queen of another tribe to bow down to her.   
      
   >>> Also, is it Rite of Caste? Or Right of Caste?   
   >>   
   >>        I Googled them and found both spellings, and both were from   
   different reviewers of Xena   
   >> eps.   
   >>        I think it is 'Rite of Caste' since a ritual is involved.   
   >>   
   >   
   > Isn't R.I.G.H.T only the spelling for the direction (opposite to left)? At   
   least we're discussing   
   > something a bit different than which of 'to,two or too' to use. ;-)   
      
           [Or air, ere, err or heir.  Or bald, balled, or bawled.  Or carat,   
   carrot or karat.  Or   
   Claus, clause, claws.  Etc., etc. ad infinitum.  : - D  ]   
      
   >   
           When I was Googling it, the only place the phrase was found, and used,   
   was in Xena.   
   Apparently it was 'invented' just for Gab.   
      
   David   
      
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