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Alistair (Alasdair, Alastair, Alister) is the Scottish version of the name Alexander

(as in Aleister Crowley. Whos real name is Edward Alexander Crowley)

Sami wrote:Alistair (Alasdair, Alastair, Alister) is the Scottish version of the name Alexander

(Not the exact spelling but as in Aleister Crowley. Who's real name is Edward Alexander Crowley)

I think you resolved the lack of an exact spelling.

thanks......

Sami wrote: thanks......

You're welcome?

Sami wrote:Alistair (Alasdair, Alastair, Alister) is the Scottish version of the name Alexander

(as in Aleister Crowley. Whos real name is Edward Alexander Crowley)

Maybe "Alex" and "the Beast" will get along just fine then, since both their names imply a Crowley connection. Good observation Sami. I wonder if this is significant?

I think this is just a coincidence.
You guys read in a little too far on small details.

xAccordianGuyx wrote:I think this is just a coincidence.
You guys read in a little too far on small details.

I'm not sure about that in this case. The Creator's said, as recently as last Tuesday on their new show "Mixed Media" that their mantra is

"Aleister is Important"

Given that, and their statement thatl the allusions to Aleister will eventually make sense, I don't think it's out in left field to examine what Alex's connection to Aleister might be.

Luminous wrote:

xAccordianGuyx wrote:I think this is just a coincidence.
You guys read in a little too far on small details.

I'm not sure about that in this case. The Creator's said, as recently as last Tuesday on their new show "Mixed Media" that their mantra is

"Aleister is Important"

Given that, and their statement thatl the allusions to Aleister will eventually make sense, I don't think it's out in left field to examine what Alex's connection to Aleister might be.

Oh...I had no idea about that. Forgive me.

xAccordianGuyx wrote:

Luminous wrote:

xAccordianGuyx wrote:I think this is just a coincidence.
You guys read in a little too far on small details.

I'm not sure about that in this case. The Creator's said, as recently as last Tuesday on their new show "Mixed Media" that their mantra is

"Aleister is Important"

Given that, and their statement thatl the allusions to Aleister will eventually make sense, I don't think it's out in left field to examine what Alex's connection to Aleister might be.

Oh...I had no idea about that. Forgive me.

No problem. Sorry if I sounded harsh

Luminous wrote:

Sami wrote:Alistair (Alasdair, Alastair, Alister) is the Scottish version of the name Alexander

(as in Aleister Crowley. Whos real name is Edward Alexander Crowley)

Maybe "Alex" and "the Beast" will get along just fine then, since both their names imply a Crowley connection. Good observation Sami. I wonder if this is significant?

Great observations to both of you. That would make sense.

I think sometimes people look too deeply into things, but in this case - not so much. Remember that this is a series written by people, so they will make connections that you don't automatically think about. Good catch with this one... sounds like an interesting development.

I can alex even add to the story....I guess her knowledge of the order. Jonas needs to tell her the truth about her office if he wants her help.

Beckers wrote:Jonas needs to tell her the truth about her office if he wants her help.

That's assuming that she will help, and she's not an agent of the Order.

I hoping for the best...if his parents were against the order maybe his aunt continued thier work because she knew the order was behind thier disappearance.

I tried to think of what Alex could mean too, since the names thus far have been symbolic a lot of times.

I thought of Alexander the Great, but I think you're closer.