Text error in story instance "Turnabout" ?

Crecia, at a moment say "Think. Bangar's Compromised. He's trying to yoke an elder dragon! This war will get so much worse."Is it really yoke, or the meant term was "woke"? I just think It makes more sense with woke, but that's just my opinion. Or is it meant in the sense to harness it?

Self deleted due to an inaccurate reply from myself

Woke doesn't even make sense, as it's the past tense of wake.And Bangar certainly isn't going to make Jormag a believer of "woke culture".

But think about it, what does it mean to yoke an animal?It means to attach said animal to a vehicle or another apparatus, for example attaching a, ox to a plow (or is it plough?) on a farm.

Bangar desires to harness Jormag's power, therefore an verbal analogy to how farmers uses to harness the strength makes perfectly sense.

Therefore, I doubt it was a mistake in the script.

@"Fueki.4753" said:Woke doesn't even make sense, as it's the past tense of wake.And Bangar certainly isn't going to make Jormag a believer of "woke culture".

But think about it, what does it mean to yoke an animal?It means to attach said animal to a vehicle or another apparatus, for example attaching a, ox to a plow (or is it plough?) on a farm.

Bangar desires to harness Jormag's power, therefore an verbal analogy to how farmers uses to harness the strength makes perfectly sense.

Therefore, I doubt it was a mistake in the script.

Hmm interesting, I'd not thought about that use of the word yoke before. Does in a way make sense. I assumed it was wake myself due to some minor spelling errors I'd picked up on, but your explanation seems pretty sound

I agree that it's correctly there as yoke, as in harnessing. I didn't spot any misspellings myself and they normally snag my mind with their irritation. A guildie thought they had found an error in seeing a reference to 'materiel' but that is actually the spelling for military supplies.

As Fueki says they meant "yoke" as in to put a yoke on an animal to harness its strength, it's perfectly cromulent.

=) Cromulant: "A humorous, intentionally morphologically opaque neologism coined by American television writer David X."

Clearly some errors on my part with their use of the script

I'm anaspeptic, frasmotic, even compunctuous to have caused you such pericombobulation

Yoke meaning to put it on a leash, tame it, make it his slave.

I'm confused. Yoke makes perfect sense. Is there another meaning besides "harness"?

can also be a constraint, like colonial yoke and other combination of words. But guess yeah it makes sense.