» Sun Sep 20, 2009 9:41 am
In the U.S., there is one federal government. That government is broken up into three "avatars" that go by the name of the legislative, judicial and executive branches.
If any one branch goes missing, then it isn't quite "the U.S. government", is it? It's something else.
So, too, for some gods in TES, namely Lorkhan. I believe that an "enantiomorph" in TES context, is when one god is currently embodied in two avatars simultaneously.
Now, every mortal on NIRN is a piece of Akatosh.
"[Akatosh's] mind broke when his "perch from Eternity allowed the day" and we of all the Aurbis live on through its fragments, ensnared in the ...whim that he begat by saying "I AM". In the ... self-applause that followed ... everything born from that primal wail would cascade unto ...hologram...each slice the same except for scale...and in the end ... it all becomes a lobotomized ...reptilian ...and massive map-god ... drooling ...on his countless knees, dementia given dimension, dimension dementia..." (http://www.imperial-library.info/obscure_text/sporedream.shtml)
So, we are all pieces of Akatosh/Lorkhan. But to be an enantiomorph, I believe that it depends on the size (or "scale" as referenced above) of one's representation.
Not completely fleshed out, but I hope this helps.
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