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'''Xanadu''' - [[David Xanatos|Xanatos]]’s upstate retreat. [[Jackal]] and [[Hyena]] made an unsuccessful effort to assassinate him here, which was foiled by the [[gargoyles]]. | '''Xanadu''' - [[David Xanatos|Xanatos]]’s upstate retreat. [[Jackal]] and [[Hyena]] made an unsuccessful effort to assassinate him here, which was foiled by the [[gargoyles]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:36, 27 August 2006
Xanadu - Xanatos’s upstate retreat. Jackal and Hyena made an unsuccessful effort to assassinate him here, which was foiled by the gargoyles.
Real World Background
The name "Xanadu" was most likely inspired from a combination of two sources: the site of Kublai Khan’s "stately pleasure-dome" in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s "Kublai Khan", and Charles Foster Kane’s palatial residence in the movie "Citizen Kane" - no doubt, assisted also by the strong similarity to Xanatos’s own name. Interestingly enough, according to Mr. Weisman, there is presently a gargoyle clan living in the original Xanadu in China, although details about them are unavailable as yet, beyond the fact that Fu-Dog comes from them.
