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Yes, that is true, but it is only when Faina is involved that there are no talking marks. That means it was done deliberately by the author. The question is, what do you think Eowyn meant by it?
I want to think she was a figment of their imaginations but so real to Mbael, Jack, and Garrett to bring them happiness in their life. But of course this would bring up th subject of Lil' Jack.
Licha wrote: "I want to think she was a figment of their imaginations but so real to Mbael, Jack, and Garrett to bring them happiness in their life. But of course this would bring up th subject of Lil' Jack."
Indeed! :-D maybe the whole thing was a beautiful Alaskan dream...and much like the Yeti myth,we'll never really know.
I like that: a beautiful Alaskan dream :)
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Mar 24, 2012 04:08PM
Yes, that is true, but it is only when Faina is involved that there are no talking marks. That means it was done deliberately by the author. The question is, what do you think Eowyn meant by it?
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I want to think she was a figment of their imaginations but so real to Mbael, Jack, and Garrett to bring them happiness in their life. But of course this would bring up th subject of Lil' Jack.
Licha wrote: "I want to think she was a figment of their imaginations but so real to Mbael, Jack, and Garrett to bring them happiness in their life. But of course this would bring up th subject of Lil' Jack."Indeed! :-D maybe the whole thing was a beautiful Alaskan dream...and much like the Yeti myth,we'll never really know.
I like that: a beautiful Alaskan dream :)
