I was reading the wiki recently and I had a thought here: Everyone keeps on thinking that "Lucrezia must be the Other!" because of what happened to Agatha and the implanting of a copy of Lucrezia in her mind. However what if Lucrezia is not actually the Other?
Follow me here for a second: Lucrezia has been put forward as the other by the storyline. However is it possible that someone... another Spark from the future or past... could have altered Lucrezia's mind ala what Lucrezia was trying to do herself in her experiments? I.E. she got 'one-upped' by a future or past Spark (it could even be both: A Spark who was born in the future and time-traveled to the past) and had her own experiements turned against her. -- Preceding unsigned comment posted on 08:32, February 5, 2019 by Lerianis (Talk | contribs)
Yes, this remains a possibility. Something unclear, even in light of recent declarations ✣ by Albia regarding the "Muse of Time"/Enigma: Even if the Other has been appearing in various forms for ages, it's not certain where the Lucrezia Mongfish incarnation fits into that series. Albia asserts that they're all Lucrezia, but is Mongfish really the original mental template? What order of descendance do any of the incarnations have? Is there a linear sequence, or are any of those Muses of Time split-offs of The Other, like "Lunevka"? Who knows. At least we now appear to have confirmation that the Other in Agatha (and by extension, the Lunevka copy) has (in her own life sequence) already either time traveled to Albia's distant past... or perhaps the original Other was born in the distance past to begin with. —Undomelin ✉ 13:35, August 30, 2019 (UTC)