Pelia and Akharin

[Nerys Myk]

One of the first people she came out to was Amanda Grayson. So only they would know to ask questions. A rather recent event, especially form Pelia's standpoint.

Pelia's group of Lanthanites choose to live on Earth. But they aren't native to Earth.

Do we know this for sure? It's said they've been on Earth for all of humanity's existence. So from the time of Cro-Magnon or even before.

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

Pelia's basically a kid compared to 50,000 plus year old Bele of 'Let that be your last battlefield'

Not all species gets to live that long, that's amazing that his species has that kind of longevity.

The things they must've seen over the very long course of their life time.

One of the first people she came out to was Amanda Grayson. So only they would know to ask questions. A rather recent event, especially form Pelia's standpoint.


Do we know this for sure? It's said they've been on Earth for all of humanity's existence. So from the time of Cro-Magnon or even before.

It's hard to know exactly what part she says is true, given she won't tell us exact details on screen.

We can only infer from the info we have.

Obviously new episodes / seasons will let us know more.

 

[The Wormhole]

Why didn't they just make Pelia an El-Aurian?

Because they wanted to do something new (*Gasp*) rather than regurgitate a memberberry.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Do we know this for sure? It's said they've been on Earth for all of humanity's existence. So from the time of Cro-Magnon or even before.

We have no idea whether or not Lanthanites are native to Earth. But they probably are.

 

[Yistaan]

Pelia knowing Flint isn't implausible. Flint references knowing Socrates, while Pelia references knowing Pythagoras. Socrates was born about 25 years after Pythagoras died. Assuming those Pelia hung around with included Socrates among the heavy hitters of Greek society that she hung out with at that time, she could have met and known Flint.

Considering that Flint later set himself up as Alexander the Great later on, assuming Pelia was still in Ancient Greece if she had contact with Alexander then she'd recognize him.

 

[Ronald Held]

If Pelia changed her identity roughly as often as Flint, they might have met multiple times, and not known it.
Perhaps it depends on if both were not in a cycle of isolation?

 

[Nerys Myk]

If Pelia changed her identity roughly as often as Flint, they might have met multiple times, and not known it.
Perhaps it depends on if both were not in a cycle of isolation?

And where they lived

 

[Ronald Held]

Sure. My impression was Flint gravitated to cities of importance, mixed in with periods of isolation. Pelia might have done the same.

 

[Morpheus 02]

Maybe we can merge the "Highlander" universe into Star Trek!

I don't the the owners of the IP's would want to do that, because then in the end there can be only one.

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

I don't the the owners of the IP's would want to do that, because then in the end there can be only one.

Spoiler: Ba dum tss

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[Mudd]

Akharin is a non-canon name.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Maybe we can merge the "Highlander" universe into Star Trek!

And we would want to do that...why, exactly?

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

And we would want to do that...why, exactly?

Because it's fun to Cross-Over media franchises.

 

[Mudd]

Because it's fun to Cross-Over media franchises.

No.

 

[Kor]

Maybe her recollections are part of the "fragments". She could only share what she experienced first hand or read about. She wouldn't know much else.

Yes, as I understand it, while oral history has a place in historical study, the field relies much more heavily on written records as the basis for everything.

Akharin is a non-canon name.

I thought that in the "Requiem..." episode, Flint himself says, "I was Akharin, a soldier, a bully and a fool."

Kor

 

[Ronald Held]

Akharin is a non-canon name.

It was not mentioned when Flint described his origins?

Flint

Are you a student of history, sir?""I am...Spock and Flint Flint was an immortal Human from Earth who lived under several aliases over a span of six thousand years. During his lifetime, Flint watched Humanity evolve from savagery and barbarism, and he both knew, and indeed was, some of the...

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[fireproof78]

It was not mentioned when Flint described his origins?

Flint

Are you a student of history, sir?""I am...Spock and Flint Flint was an immortal Human from Earth who lived under several aliases over a span of six thousand years. During his lifetime, Flint watched Humanity evolve from savagery and barbarism, and he both knew, and indeed was, some of the...

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From a transcript of the episode;
year 3834 BC, as the millennia are reckoned. I was Akharin, a soldier, a bully and a fool. I fell in battle, pierced to the heart and did not die.

 

[Mudd]

You're right - D'oh!

 

[Phoenix219]

Pelia's group of Lanthanites choose to live on Earth. But they aren't native to Earth.

It does help that the Lanthanite species blends in perfectly with Humans.

Lanthanites Physiology were almost indistinguishable from Humans.

Also, her species life-span is VERY LONG.

In 2022, Pelia claimed that she hadn't taken a math class "since Pythagoras made the crap up".

Assuming she isn't lying, her species can EASILY live in the 4-digit (#,###) amount of years with no problem.

Hell we don't know if her species can live onto 5-digits or beyond, the range of how old she can be is pretty insane.

maybe her people are the long lived biblical "humans."

if they predated humans, they could be the source of modern humans (lots of conspiracy fiction suggesting humans were created by aliens crossbreading us or them with something to make us.

i think i am about the only person that was super intrigued by the mythology of the show "the event."

 

[Phoenix219]

Pelia's basically a kid compared to 50,000 plus year old Bele of 'Let that be your last battlefield'

i have never bought that number. haven't seen the episode in years; can we assume their year is a different length, or did they actually say YOUR EARTH YEARS. lol.