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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2646010, member: 19463&quot;]BTW, you may all choose to use the term &#039;Fallen Horseman&#039; but I will continue to say &#039;Falling Horseman&#039;.&nbsp;&nbsp; LRBC, RIC and Failmezger all used &#039;Falling&#039;.&nbsp; The English translation of Bruck used &#039;Fallen&#039; but the original was in German so you can&#039;t say that Bruck himself believed that.&nbsp; I do not propose you make a difference between the variations where the horseman is off the horse but alive on the ground and the (much more common) ones where he is still on the horse.&nbsp; &#039;Fallen&#039; sounds like what he will be a minute later but the split second when the &#039;coinograph&#039; was made shows him in the process of falling.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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