The Stray Walker is a god of hitchhikers.
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Description[]
The legality of the Stray Walker is unknown, but it seems to be the generally accepted signal for hitchhikers in the Peninsula.[1]
Trivia[]
- Faulkner uses the signs of this god while travelling to the Parish of Tide and Flesh:
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"Nothing stops for me. Nobody even acknowledges that I’m out here, walking alone through the dank brown mists and the whispers. Sometimes I turn and I make the Stray Walker’s signs, to try and catch their attention. Then I give up and walk, and then after an hour or more I stop and try again, and then I give up and walk."[1] |
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