i just checked, hoepo is still there, ill take it out

Double Posting is fine after a few days gap. :)

I remember Hoepo from the books
I couldn't find him on the list in wikipedia

I don't remember hoepo at all.

Apocrypha wrote: I don't remember hoepo at all.

i think he was sarcastic he doesnt play a role he is just mentionned


and ya by the way i had removed it from wiki, i'll put it back and add tchué

SPOILER

Didn't Barti say to Nouda at the final battle

'NoudaI It is I, Bartimaeus, Sakhr al-Jinni, N'gorso the Mighty and the Serpent of the Silver Plumes! I have fought a thousand battles and won them all! I have destroyed far greater entities than you! Ramuthra fled before my Majesty. Tchue cowered in a Crack in the Earth. Hoepo the Thunder Snake injested his own tail and swallowed himself rather than face my fury! So then, I challenge you now. Come and Face me!'


Sorry it was long :mwamba:

I knew it was from somewhere, but never trust that wikipedia article. I've seen many typos and errors in it.

There are typos and other minor errors right across the internet. *shrug* Just cos there's a typo doesn't mean you can't turst it.
Oh no, there was a typo in that sentence. It must be untrue.

Not only typos, errors. Big errors.

So can't you fix them?

If you recognize them you should!

Luciene wrote: So can't you fix them?

If you recognize them you should!

Exactly.

i fixed the mistake we had made

Hoepo is still listed in this one too, along with a description I just don't remember from the 3rd book...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Characters ... us_trilogy

Thats Cool. I didn't remember Hoepo until i saw that quote. I have a bad memory:(

It said, "It is unclear whether he (Nathaniel) died in the atempt." It was the part about the end of the third book.
Wikipedia isn't known for its truthfullness, or reliability <_<

Oh yes it is. A study found that it averages the same number of mistakes/inaccuracies per article as the Encyclopaedia Britannica. That's pretty impressive. Plus, good articles quote their sources so you can check up there.

OH wooooooooooops. Sorry, that wasn't something I knew... I'm jusdt prejudiced because they're one article on Alexander the Great.

I don't trust wiki's information. Anyone can just put anything on there.

We've been through this... for everyone who puts junk there, there's a hundred people watching the article to correct it.
A study found it averages as many errors per article as the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

I am not surprised by that. i on;y trust sites that you can't edit their information. I mean c'mon, "It is unclear whether he (Nathaniel) died in the atempt." if the person who posted that on wiki or whatever had actually read the book, i am sure they would have figured out the right answer for themselves.