Robert Blumenthal
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Did anyone else have trouble understanding the necessity for including the letters from Elizabeth back in the post-Civil War Era and their significance in the present day story?
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L.S. Gribko
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Rodney R.
Notice that the character's names in both the historic and the current time storylines are essentially the same: Jack the boarder and Jack the boyfriend; Libby and Lily (both nick names for Elizabeth); and Phinneas and Finn. So obviously the author intends for these to be parallel stories, but to what end? I am also confused.
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Allison Kuznia
Yes. I actually came on here to try to see if anyone could help me understand.
Laurel Matsudaira
Yes, I expected some tie in or lesson derived that would fit in with the modern story. I do love her writing and sense of humor.
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