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|First = "[[Out of Mind, Out of Sight]]" |
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|Users = [[Rupert Giles]] |
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| − | {{Dialogue a-b|Angel|Legends of Vishnu?|Giles|Oh, there’s an invisible girl terrorizing the school.|[[Angel]] and [[Rupert Giles]]|Out of Mind, Out of Sight}} |
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| − | + | '''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was a book kept in [[Sunnydale High School library]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| − | In 1997, [[Rupert Giles]] used the book in his research on [[Marcie Ross]] |
+ | In 1997, [[Rupert Giles]] used the book in his research on [[Marcie Ross]]'s [[invisibility]]. It proved fruitless, though, when he discovered the ability had quantum mechanical causes, instead of [[Magic|mystical]].<ref>"[[Out of Mind, Out of Sight]]"</ref> |
In June of the same year, the book was on the library's table among those used in the research on the [[Hellmouth]]'s impending opening.<ref>"[[Prophecy Girl]]"</ref> |
In June of the same year, the book was on the library's table among those used in the research on the [[Hellmouth]]'s impending opening.<ref>"[[Prophecy Girl]]"</ref> |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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+ | *Based on the major deity and member of Hindu trinity, the book likely details and chronicles the Lord [[Wikipedia:Vishnu|Vishnu]]. Some relevant aspects to Giles' research on invisibility include the description of Vishnu having an Universal Form (Vishvarupa), beyond the limits of human sense and perception. In another interpretation, Vishnu is also referred to as "A-Moortimaan", ie., "Having no Form". |
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Revision as of 10:15, 18 December 2019
Legends of Vishnu was a book kept in Sunnydale High School library.
History
In 1997, Rupert Giles used the book in his research on Marcie Ross's invisibility. It proved fruitless, though, when he discovered the ability had quantum mechanical causes, instead of mystical.[1]
In June of the same year, the book was on the library's table among those used in the research on the Hellmouth's impending opening.[2]
Behind the scenes
- Based on the major deity and member of Hindu trinity, the book likely details and chronicles the Lord Vishnu. Some relevant aspects to Giles' research on invisibility include the description of Vishnu having an Universal Form (Vishvarupa), beyond the limits of human sense and perception. In another interpretation, Vishnu is also referred to as "A-Moortimaan", ie., "Having no Form".
- Notably, despite the real theme, Legends of Vishnu is a strictly fictional book, as no publication has been titled as such.