Re: The Huron
 

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[ June 04, 2003, 14:55: Message edited by: Andres ]

Re: The Huron
 

Atrocities
Did you name thses after the North American Indian tribe or the Bird, or the feret or...?

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I named them after the Tribe. But the race has no other relationship to the tribe past the name. Think about all the names we use for things in sci-fi, most are based on other names such as Remos & Romulos. Vulcan is another, so are the 12 tribes of Battlestar Galactica. A name is but a name.

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Well Romulas and Remus and the Romulans do have some significince. Both the Romulans and the Romans are powerfull democratic empires ruled by a senate with a praetor.

Romulas and Remus where the names of the fictional feral twins who founded rome. Romulas and Remus are the planets the Romulans settled. ^__^