The Yellow Sign - Revision history

Greywolf at 02:32, 17 February 2009

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	The yellow sign is some sort of occult symbol. Its appearance appears to be related to [[The King in Yellow]]. Apparently in [[Yhtill]] seeing the yellow sign means that the [[King in Yellow]] is about to make an appearance.		The yellow sign is some sort of occult symbol. Its appearance appears to be related to [[The King in Yellow]]. Apparently in [[Yhtill]] seeing the yellow sign means that the [[King in Yellow]] is about to make an appearance.

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	The appearance of the Yellow Sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]]. These effects seem to include vivid dreams and even hallucinations.		The appearance of the Yellow Sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]]. These effects seem to include vivid dreams and even hallucinations.

	A yellow sign, painted in blood, was used to open the gates ~~to and from~~ [[Leng]].		A yellow sign, painted in blood, was used to open the gates between [[Leng]] and Earth.

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	The appearance of the Yellow Sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]]. These effects seem to include vivid dreams and even hallucinations.		The appearance of the Yellow Sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]]. These effects seem to include vivid dreams and even hallucinations.

			A yellow sign, painted in blood, was used to open the gates to and from [[Leng]].

Kinginamber at 04:28, 24 May 2006

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	The yellow sign is some sort of occult symbol. Its appearance appears to be related to [[The King in Yellow]]. Apparently in [[Yhtill]] seeing the yellow sign means that the [[King in Yellow]] is about to make an appearance.		The yellow sign is some sort of occult symbol. Its appearance appears to be related to [[The King in Yellow]]. Apparently in [[Yhtill]] seeing the yellow sign means that the [[King in Yellow]] is about to make an appearance.

	In [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_W._Chambers Robert W Chambers]' story '[http://www.sff.net/people/DoyleMacdonald/kiy_ys.htm The Yellow Sign]' a young artist finds a brooch emblazoned with the Sign, after which his life rapidly descends into madness, horror and death.

	==Appearances of the Sign==		==Appearances of the Sign==

	In the play [[Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger]], [[The Stranger]] wears the Yellow Sign, apparently in defiance of the [[King in Yellow]]. He reveals it, to great effect, as the climax of the first act.		In the play [[Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger]], [[The Stranger]] wears the Yellow Sign, apparently in defiance of the [[King in Yellow]]. He reveals it, to great effect, as the climax of the first act.

			In [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_W._Chambers Robert W Chambers]' story '[http://www.sff.net/people/DoyleMacdonald/kiy_ys.htm The Yellow Sign]' a young artist finds a brooch emblazoned with the Sign, after which his life rapidly descends into madness, horror and death.

	The Sign is embossed on the cover of [[Talbot Estus]]'s copy of [[Le Roi en Jeune]].		The Sign is embossed on the cover of [[Talbot Estus]]'s copy of [[Le Roi en Jeune]].

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	In [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_W._Chambers Robert W Chambers]' story '[http://www.sff.net/people/DoyleMacdonald/kiy_ys.htm The Yellow Sign]' a young artist finds a brooch emblazoned with the Sign, after which his life rapidly descends into madness, horror and death.		In [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_W._Chambers Robert W Chambers]' story '[http://www.sff.net/people/DoyleMacdonald/kiy_ys.htm The Yellow Sign]' a young artist finds a brooch emblazoned with the Sign, after which his life rapidly descends into madness, horror and death.

	==Appearances of ~~thre~~ Sign==		==Appearances of the Sign==

	In the play [[Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger]], [[The Stranger]] wears the Yellow Sign, apparently in defiance of the [[King in Yellow]]. He reveals it, to great effect, as the climax of the first act.		In the play [[Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger]], [[The Stranger]] wears the Yellow Sign, apparently in defiance of the [[King in Yellow]]. He reveals it, to great effect, as the climax of the first act.

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	==Appearances of thre Sign==		==Appearances of thre Sign==

	In the play [[Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger]], [[The Stranger]] wears the ~~yellow sign~~, apparently in defiance of the [[King in Yellow]].		In the play [[Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger]], [[The Stranger]] wears the Yellow Sign, apparently in defiance of the [[King in Yellow]]. He reveals it, to great effect, as the climax of the first act.

	The Sign is embossed on the cover of [[Talbot Estus]]'s copy of [[Le Roi en Jeune]].		The Sign is embossed on the cover of [[Talbot Estus]]'s copy of [[Le Roi en Jeune]].

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	The appearance of the ~~yellow sign~~ appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]]. These effects seem to include vivid dreams and even hallucinations.		The appearance of the Yellow Sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]]. These effects seem to include vivid dreams and even hallucinations.

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	==Unusual Properties==		==Unusual Properties==

	The appearance of the yellow sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]].		The appearance of the yellow sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]]. These effects seem to include vivid dreams and even hallucinations.

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	The yellow sign is some sort of occult symbol. Its appearance appears to be related to [[The King in Yellow]]. Apparently in [[Yhtill]] seeing the yellow sign means that the [[King in Yellow]] is about to make an appearance.		The yellow sign is some sort of occult symbol. Its appearance appears to be related to [[The King in Yellow]]. Apparently in [[Yhtill]] seeing the yellow sign means that the [[King in Yellow]] is about to make an appearance.

	In [[Robert W Chambers]]' story 'The Yellow Sign' a young artist finds a brooch emblazoned with the Sign, after which his life rapidly descends into madness, horror and death.		In [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_W._Chambers Robert W Chambers]' story '[http://www.sff.net/people/DoyleMacdonald/kiy_ys.htm The Yellow Sign]' a young artist finds a brooch emblazoned with the Sign, after which his life rapidly descends into madness, horror and death.

	==Appearances of thre Sign==		==Appearances of thre Sign==

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	The Sign is embossed on the cover of [[Talbot Estus]]'s copy of [[Le Roi en Jeune]].		The Sign is embossed on the cover of [[Talbot Estus]]'s copy of [[Le Roi en Jeune]].

			On several occasions the Sign has been seen in unexpected places:

			- As part of a piece of graffiti, by [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]]

			- On sheet music, in the dreams of [[Nathaniel Browne]]

			- In the explosion of a firework, again by Browne

	==Unusual Properties==		==Unusual Properties==

	The appearance of the yellow sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]].		The appearance of the yellow sign appears to have had a profound effect on some of the viewers of the [[play]], especially [[Nathaniel Browne]].