A Nü Gui Deal 2013-06-14
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:35 am
Okay.
Bud Knows Something
And we don't
Bud Knows Something
And we don't
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Heh, yeah. That was pretty funny.themadkansan wrote:Okay, are we straight on our posting now?
The Nü Gui is much prettier and not nearly as malicious.bdgoodfriend wrote:I thought the Nu Gui was Windows 8?
(puts crystal tablet in pun jar)
MerchManDan wrote:Yup. A quick 'net search confirms it: This is not a good deal.
Heh, yeah. That was pretty funny.themadkansan wrote:Okay, are we straight on our posting now?
That would be a particularly evil entity to make a deal with.bdgoodfriend wrote:I thought the Nu Gui was Windows 8?
Sphinx-Napped wrote:anyone have any idea what a nu gui is i never heard of it
bud saying that brandi made deal with the dead baby if so??
there no mention of what a nu gui s i know i read the archive while waiting for the new page
so paul you set us up for big surpise in how to fix brandi, but now we are learning that it wasn't demons that she supposedly made a deal with.. i cant wait to see what it is
thanksStigmartyr762 wrote:Sphinx-Napped wrote:anyone have any idea what a nu gui is i never heard of it
bud saying that brandi made deal with the dead baby if so??
there no mention of what a nu gui s i know i read the archive while waiting for the new page
so paul you set us up for big surpise in how to fix brandi, but now we are learning that it wasn't demons that she supposedly made a deal with.. i cant wait to see what it is
Nü gui (Chinese: 女鬼; pinyin: nǚ guǐ; literally "female ghost") is a vengeful female ghost with long hair in a white dress. In folklore, this ghost is the spirit of a woman who committed suicide while wearing a red dress. Usually, she met with some injustice when she was alive, such as being wronged or sexually abused. She returns to take her revenge. A tabloid story tells of a funeral ceremony where family members of a murder victim dress her in red, hoping that her spirit will return to take revenge on her murderer. In traditional folklore, the colour red symbolises anger and vengeance in the context of ghosts. On the other hand, some ancient folk tales tell of beautiful female ghosts who seduce men and suck their yang essence or sometimes kill them. This type of female ghost is likened to the Succubus. Paradoxically, the male counterpart of a nü gui, a nan gui (Chinese: 男鬼; pinyin: nán guǐ; literally "male ghost"), is rarely depicted.
I would think that it is likely that the spirit lied to Brandi and it was not the baby but an adult Succubus (which is one of the definitions of a Nü Gui).Boxilar wrote:Even Confucius said, "Respect ghosts and gods, but keep away from them."
Not a demon, a ghost of a newly dead child. This is where the Jaguar Girl comes in, me thinks, to get Brandi's mind back together, or, more accurately, shut down its time share aspect.
No. Bud is talking about when Brandi swung a pole at the cowardly Lanthian priest who picked up a baby and used it as a shield. The pole hit the baby and killed it.pcj70 wrote:But isn't Katherine the baby(s)?
Why are we assuming the Nu Gui is what Brandi actually made a deal with?Boxilar wrote:Even Confucius said, "Respect ghosts and gods, but keep away from them."
Not a demon, a ghost of a newly dead child. This is where the Jaguar Girl comes in, me thinks, to get Brandi's mind back together, or, more accurately, shut down its time share aspect.
The problem I have with this is that Bud is European and Brandi is African. Isn’t there an equivalent in either of those 2 cultures?Stigmartyr762 wrote:Nü gui (Chinese: 女鬼; pinyin: nǚ guǐ; literally "female ghost") is a vengeful female ghost with long hair in a white dress. In folklore, this ghost is the spirit of a woman who committed suicide while wearing a red dress. Usually, she met with some injustice when she was alive, such as being wronged or sexually abused. She returns to take her revenge. A tabloid story tells of a funeral ceremony where family members of a murder victim dress her in red, hoping that her spirit will return to take revenge on her murderer. In traditional folklore, the colour red symbolises anger and vengeance in the context of ghosts. On the other hand, some ancient folk tales tell of beautiful female ghosts who seduce men and suck their yang essence or sometimes kill them. This type of female ghost is likened to the Succubus. Paradoxically, the male counterpart of a nü gui, a nan gui (Chinese: 男鬼; pinyin: nán guǐ; literally "male ghost"), is rarely depicted.
...because Bud just told us that.zachariah wrote:Why are we assuming the Nu Gui is what Brandi actually made a deal with?
There probably is. It's a bit curious that Bud would choose the Chinese term, though.My2Cents wrote:The problem I have with this is that Bud is European and Brandi is African. Isn’t there an equivalent in either of those 2 cultures?Stigmartyr762 wrote:Nü gui (Chinese: 女鬼; pinyin: nǚ guǐ; literally "female ghost") is a vengeful female ghost with long hair in a white dress.