Real life inspiration for the Tuunbaq in Inuit Mythology
网页2021年1月16日 · So it is well known that the Tuunbaq is a fictionalized version of a Tupilek killing-spirit, a "super-Tupilek" so to speak, as explained in the book. However, reading "Ice Ghosts: The Epic Hunt for the Lost Franklin Expedition (2017) by Paul Watson, he mentions that the Inuit also blamed Franklin's expedition for unleashing the unusually cold ...
Why was the "TUUNBAQ" trying to kill the ship crew? : r/TheTerror …
网页The shorthand answer is that Franklin's men unwittingly bring on the Tuunbaq's destruction of themselves in two steps: 1) first, by invading its "realm" in that area of the Arctic, and 2) accidentally killing (on the Lt. Gore sledge trip in Episode 2) the shaman who helps restrain it - Lady Silence's father. Lady Silence inherits her father's ...
What do you guys think about the tuunbaq : r/TheTerror - Reddit
网页For me, the Tuunbaq of the book (Tuunbook) is more frightening than the Tuunbaq of the show (TVuunbaq). The Tuunbook initially appears during heavy lightning storms. It made me feel as though the men are being stalked by a force of nature. During Gore’s doomed scouting party, the men have a sense of it circling them while the storm rages ...
Tuunbaq thoughts : r/TheTerror - Reddit
网页2023年4月1日 · Tuunbaq reminds us that the real tragedy of the Franklin expedition was the civilized hubris of the Arctic. And how can you not connect Tuunbaq's death from civilization's poison to the 21st century knowledge of global warming, a time where no true Tuunbaq gets in the way of the Northwest passage anymore and each year the ice melts …
The Tuunbaq monster, how could it have been used to better effect?
网页2021年6月27日 · The creature in the book is noted for its long, serpentine neck that clearly sets it apart from bears (and in the book the men encounter several real bears, so they can tell). The book-Tuunbaq teleports, it moves through solid ice, and it is completely invulnerable to the men. It is very much a supernatural creature.
Tuunbaq's design in the novel vs show? : r/TheTerror - Reddit
网页Yeah - the hybrid thing made me think of a (badly CGI'd) werewolf that still looks part human. 100% agree. loved the show, but the CGI design of the Tuunbaq was the most glaring flaw of the show. Especially the face. It just …
Why was the Tuunbaq Starving : r/TheTerror - Reddit
网页According to this interview the creators of the show wanted to make sure that their version of the Tuunbaq is a biological creature, and its demise is a result of "the rules of nature". So I don't think the Show-Tuunbaq was emaciated by magic - it was wounded, sick and starving. Interestingly, in the interview they also admit that they had ...
Is Tuunbaq supposed to be a short faced bear? : r/TheTerror - Reddit
网页2022年5月21日 · Show tuunbaq maybe, book tuunbaq is a malevolent lovecraftian abomination and is very very clearly not something of this earth. I just started reading the book but in the TV version I could see some similarities to a short faced bear.
The tongue and the Tuunbaq : r/TheTerror - Reddit
网页2019年6月20日 · According to Aupilaarjuk [Mariano Aupilaarjuk, one of the Netsilik elders interviewed], the shamans and tuurngait who committed bad actions had a very dark aura, taarniq. The last phase of the apprenticeship was the acquisition of tuurngait, i.e., helping spirits. Many such spirits would solicit an apprentice shaman if he had a brilliant qaumaniq.
How did Tuunbaq know : r/TheTerror - Reddit
网页2021年7月11日 · Currently reading through the book. From memory, it is described as both cunning and a predator. Its not just an animal, it is intelligent. The shaman wasn’t dead until after he wound up on the ship, meaning he had time …