Slate may have been used in that way, but Slate was a monster and a thug, where Harry isn't.  The difference is Slate's will was weak to begin with, so he was dominated by the mantle.. Slate as near as we can tell was an ordinary vanilla mortal before he wore the mantle so it presented all kinds of temptations in the direction of his baser nature, which he fully indulged in..  Both Mab and Maeve understood him very well and used his weaknesses against him.  While the sex act with Mab may have been a ritual necessity when Harry became Knight... Harry didn't become totally seduced and addicted to the pleasure no matter how incredible the act with Mab.. Simply because he understands what Mab is.  Maeve must have controlled Slade sexually and showed her lack of perception by thinking that she could seduce and control Harry in the same way, that of course backfired, because Harry also understood what Maeve was.  However, Slade a guy from the streets did become addicted, it was also one of the ways Mab tormented him after he was found out to be a traitor.

I doubt Maeve controlled Slate with sex. In SK, she used heroin to control Slate. I think those were  the type of drugs that Maeve and Mab used to addict him.  I always assumed Maeve was the type of girl who liked to tease rather than deliver 

When did Orange Bob separate Evil Bob from himself?

in addition white court vampire can enter and exit the nevernever in places that resonate with their nature. In this case the skavis could enter and exit places linked with depression. He may have plotted out points in the nevernever to correspond with the cities months in advance thereby allowing easy travel between targets.

yeah i was suprised that harry didn'tkill the sorceror( he probably did not violate a law of magic).

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Hey can we make a post on DF spoiler section about the Paranet papers preview? I feel that section has more members ( I usually post there)

If he had never have done that... I can see Harry killing Slate and telling himself that it was a mercy killing (which it was) and that he was only doing it for his daughter (which he was) and otherwise excusing and rationalising the act.

Richard

Mercy killing? Look I like Harry but Harry only killed slate for power to rescue his daughter. Harry did not care about Slate's suffering. In PG Slate literally begs Harry to kill him ( Slate has his sanity at this point). Harry didn't want to kill him because he wanted Slate to suffer. I don't have my copy of PG but that was how the scene played out at Arctis Tor. He thinks to himself that he would like to see ways in which Slate's suffering is prolonged. I found the scene where he was hesistating killing slate in Changes weird. Now when Slate's mind is gone is when he kills Slate instead of giving Slate the mercy in PG.

Again I like Harry but I find his monologue in Changes about taking Lloyd Slates life hypocritical when in PG he was more than happy to let slate be tortured for as long as Mab wanted.