I think that Gen put the quinalums in the lethium himself after he had Heiro bring them to him. Gen didn't have to take the quinalums to have nightmares - he had them all the time. He framed Sejanus, but because Sejanus couldn't prove that he didn't do it, it was his word against Gen's. Because Sejanus wasn't particularly well liked, and because Gen was king, Gen won.
Heiro took a risk in helping Gen. If he had not won, she could have been accused of drugging the lethium. She may also have been the one who saw Sejanus directing the assassins, and if he found out, that also would've had consequences. She had to trust Gen alot to chance all that.
...supposing that is what happened. I could be completely wrong. :P
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Date: 8/1/06 07:01 pm (UTC)I think that Gen put the quinalums in the lethium himself after he had Heiro bring them to him. Gen didn't have to take the quinalums to have nightmares - he had them all the time. He framed Sejanus, but because Sejanus couldn't prove that he didn't do it, it was his word against Gen's. Because Sejanus wasn't particularly well liked, and because Gen was king, Gen won.
Heiro took a risk in helping Gen. If he had not won, she could have been accused of drugging the lethium. She may also have been the one who saw Sejanus directing the assassins, and if he found out, that also would've had consequences. She had to trust Gen alot to chance all that.
...supposing that is what happened. I could be completely wrong. :P