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| Di_Cru | Date: Wednesday, 09 Oct 13, 5:57 PM | Message # 61 |
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| ValkyrieLiquorCabinet | Date: Thursday, 10 Oct 13, 9:25 AM | Message # 62 |
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Oh wow it's like there are watching the show LOL the description is spot on!
Scottish for Tamsin is "free spirit", imo it's a better translation and very fitting one. Besides scottish/scandinavian are closer than aramaic/scandinavian could ever beAdded (10 Oct 13, 9:25 AM)
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| JT | Date: Thursday, 10 Oct 13, 8:12 PM | Message # 63 |
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| It could be something as simple as maybe Tamsin's parents wanted a different name for their daughter?
But after reading that definition from urban dictionary, it's possible the writers chose that name for a reason. I doubt it's sheer coincidence that the character is named Tamsin when it seems that Rachel's physical appearance embodies it to a T. It's also very interesting that aside from everything else, the meaning of the name is very flattering when it comes to personality as well.
"My personality is who I am... my attitude depends on who you are..."
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| ValkyrieLiquorCabinet | Date: Friday, 11 Oct 13, 5:11 AM | Message # 64 |
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| Now I'm starting to believe the writers made Tamsin based on that Urban Dictionary description lol
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| marieksparkle | Date: Friday, 11 Oct 13, 7:17 AM | Message # 65 |
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| Quote JT (  ) I doubt it's sheer coincidence that the character is named Tamsin when it seems that Rachel's physical appearance embodies it to a T.
I do think that Rachel fits the character though, I think nobody could do it better, she just needs a few more muscles so she actually looks like a big bad valkyrie.
did anyone notice that too or am I being silly?! I thought about the fact that she doesn't need physical combat because of her power but it's not convincing me.
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| ValkyrieLiquorCabinet | Date: Friday, 11 Oct 13, 7:41 AM | Message # 66 |
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| maybe she has a good stamina and a good punch up her sleeve. Maybe you don't really need bulgey muscles to give a good punch, just my thoughts 
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| marieksparkle | Date: Friday, 11 Oct 13, 7:52 AM | Message # 67 |
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| hahaha sometimes bulgy muscles still don't imply being able to pack a good punch. (I can say this from experience, being on the receiving end)
I don't want them to be huge just... existent.
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| ValkyrieLiquorCabinet | Date: Friday, 11 Oct 13, 8:06 AM | Message # 68 |
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| SHC | Date: Thursday, 17 Oct 13, 2:17 PM | Message # 69 |
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| So I was checking out the SyFy Lost Girl character bios and I've been wondering something about Tamsin (well about Valkyries).
Quote"With Hale otherwise incapacitated, Tamsin saunters in to fill the void as Dyson’s partner on the force in the human world. But there’s a catch – she’s Dark Fae. Part of a program to strengthen relations between both Fae clans in the wake of the Garuda’s assault, Tamsin is cool, kickass, and more skeptical than most when it comes to everyone’s favorite Succubus. Tamsin is here to make nice and play by the rules, but her loyalty and trust is not so easily won over. She’s a Valkyrie, a clandestine breed with some serious cred in the Fae world, with an agenda that’s higher than even the Morrigan’s pay grade. And though her powers are as mysterious as her past, there’s no doubt that you’d want Tamsin by your side in a bar-brawl. Who knows, Tamsin might just give Bo a the taste of the Dark that finally tips her over the edge."
Maybe I missed it but I heard of no such thing or even a hint about this during S3. What does it mean? If Valkyries are a clandestine breed of Fae how are they part of the current Fae political system? Anyway if anyone has any thoughts on this it will be appreciated.
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| Eternal-Dust | Date: Thursday, 17 Oct 13, 2:30 PM | Message # 70 |
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| Quote SheHadACorpse ( ) Who knows, Tamsin might just give Bo a the taste of the Dark that finally tips her over the edge.  Holy crap this line...Yes, please??!! 
As for the clandestine thing, I'm not sure. It could just be Syfy's way of wording it. If the Valkyries have been around for as long as I think they have, then it seems like they transcend the whole political system. They determine the outcome of battles, but does this apply to both fae and human as well? Tamsin stated that she only started slumming as a mercenary when she got weak, so this means she wasn't always tied to the Wanderer's services. If that's the case, who do Valkyries answer to, if at all?
Bo: "I'm alright, but I'm not perfect."
Tamsin: "Yes, you are. To me, you are."
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| JT | Date: Thursday, 17 Oct 13, 4:39 PM | Message # 71 |
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| Well, thing is, LG writers have always taken liberties with mythology and supernatural lore. I wouldn't be surprised if they did the same with Valkyries and we see something completely different form Norse mythology, but just enough of it for us to recognise what Valkyries are and do.
Still, I'd love for Tamsin to be the one to get Bo back to true unaligned status and have Bo explore her dark tendencies the way we were teased about at the end of s2.
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| Lanie | Date: Friday, 18 Oct 13, 4:30 AM | Message # 72 |
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| I agree, a dark-ish Bo with Tamsin by her side exploring the Dark Fae world a bit more would be a very interesting plot to follow. How dark can Bo let herself be and still keep herself under control?
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| ValkyrieLiquorCabinet | Date: Friday, 18 Oct 13, 7:58 AM | Message # 73 |
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| Quote Lanie I agree, a dark-ish Bo with Tamsin by her side exploring the Dark Fae world a bit more would be a very interesting plot to follow. How dark can Bo let herself be and still keep herself under control?
I'm still disappointed that after promoting Dark!Bo in S3 the writers didn't really go there, was kinda false advertising.
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| JT | Date: Saturday, 19 Oct 13, 0:03 AM | Message # 74 |
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| Quote ValkyrieLiquorCabinet ( ) I'm still disappointed that after promoting Dark!Bo in S3 the writers didn't really go there, was kinda false advertising.
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| Fangirl-outlet | Date: Saturday, 19 Oct 13, 2:32 PM | Message # 75 |
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| Dark!Bo is simply something that the HSG couldn't handle. Maybe now that they've got Tamsin, she can actually go there. It's the perfect opportunity, but I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
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