On 9/19/2015 12:55 PM, David Goldfarb goldfarbdj@... [girlgenius]
wrote:

>
> On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 11:02 AM, Joshua Kronengold mneme@...
> [girlgenius] <girlgenius@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> > Gil pretending to be a Revenant with a Geister present implies that
> Agatha is
> > pretending to be Lucrezia.
>
> Gil is there, but why do you say he was pretending to be a revenant?
> He didn't seem to be acting all that revenant-y. I took the
> "'Mistress'" as being sarcasm. (I've always assumed that some mishap
> occurred with his clothing, and a Geisterdamen uniform was the only
> replacement available.)
>

That's one interpretation, but I'm not very convinced. That's a long
chain of coincidences, compared to:

Agatha took on a "Lu" guise, and Gil and Moloch pretended to be her
minions (not a big stretch).
Gil's acting isn't that great (but it doesn't matter, because Geisters
aren't very good at human affect), and he's too busy seeing the humor
inherent in the situation while not entirely breaking character.

> And Agatha needn't have been pretending to be
> Lucrezia; instead, the Geisterdamen, or at least a faction of them,
> could break away from Lucrezia and follow her instead.
>

Again, it's possible but doesn't fit anything we've heard of them except
the evidence of a "traitor" geister.