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priscila immediately berating ludmi after her performance

priscila only showing ludmila affection when someone's coming

ludmila seeing germán celebrating with violetta immediately after experiencing this

germán immediately complimenting ludmila?

I have to get some thoughts down.

Ashton seems for all intents and purposes like a Beacon, yes? 

1) He’s got a vial of possibility poured into his head, that vial is distilled From Beacons

Thought- that vial was only supposed to have 2 motes, right? Has Ashton used those motes? Or could it be possible that in combining it with something living the motes themselves multiplied/replicated? 

((Wouldn’t it be wild if Imogen had gotten a mote of possibility by being in Ashton’s head and seeing the starscape like the MN did when they had the Beacon?))

2) Imogen observed the starscape commonly seen and associated with the Beacons

Yet, in that starscape Imogen only observed the possibilities of the life of Ashton - and only Ashton. In C2 (if I recall correctly) the Beacons were able to see the possibilities of more than a single individual.

3) His abilities have the dunamancy flavor - gravity/space, time/possibility

And thinking on what Beacons/dunamancy is capable of: what if he were also able to do something the Beacons are most known for? -- Pick up the consecuted after they die? I’ve seen a not insignificant # of fans posit that Ashton’s consecuted- I don’t think this- what Imogen saw was not past lives but potential lives. However, I do wonder if it’s possible he could consecute himself. That after a perma-kill his soul would enter the Beacon that is his head and the next baby to be born nearby would be his new vessel. 

((If his head is capable of more than just personal use and his head could be a near full-blown Beacon - could he then pick up dead consecuted? Would he notice if he did?))

In the scene where Veronica Cartwright is standing on the stairs in the family living room, behind her lining the stairway wall are several paintings of birds. She was filming Hitchcock's "The Birds (1963)" around this time.