Thanks for clearing it up. In the end it's really whatever the developers say it is. So that is a fine explanation for me. When it comes to the story in most cases developers tend to like to leave it open to interpretation and mystery. It keeps the fans engaged in the story.
You're welcome.
The whole Talana/Ygerna thing should have been a bit clearer as it is so instrumental to the story. But other things are purposely left open to interpretation. A while back there was a thread where people were discussing the morality of the supposed 'good guys' versus the 'bad guys', i.e. the Divine versus Damian. Some saw it black and white, others supported Damian up to a point whereas others strictly sided with the Divine. That's great because we did want to have shades of grey in there and give Damian human motivations beyond the mere I-am-evil-and-therefore-want-world-domination ploy.
