| In these respects, and in the awakeness of the scryer, crystal pictures differ from hypnagogic illusions. |
| Christopher Robson, who plays the deeply repellent scryer Kelley, is a countertenor. |
| Thus, Dee's conversations with the angels were carried out through the intermediary agency of a scryer such as Edward Kelly. |
| Elizabeth, after she is crowned, rises above the stage with long trains of golden fabric that become a protective canopy over her subjects' lives, including Dee making love with the wife who will later tempt the scryer. |
| You are secret psi-agent Nick Scryer, who has to lose his memory to infiltrate a group of baddies and, of course, all his abilities. |
| Just as the Elizabethan magus transcribed tables shown to them by angels, the modern scientific scryer deciphers numerical auguries of angels hidden in ourselves. |
