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In fact none of us should be feeling too good about that! Don't you think this is going to begin to bother some of the folk on the Star--Mith especially, but even Pio and Cami. Do you think Mith or Pio would ever raise these questions with Idril? Remember at the beginning of the tale Cami had a dream that this quest would be painful because there would be many, many things we can't fix on our own:
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The dream....the vision said if we tangle with the web of time, we may pull a thread we do not know. And we must guard against that, even if we see great sadness which we wish to correct. For some sadness is woven into the world by the Valar and Eru. And it must be so.
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Does this need to be dealt with in the story on some level? i.e. reflection and soul searching.
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Mithadan and Cami will have to soul search these problems. Pio is in battle mode for now, and focused only on two objectives - assuring the success of the rescue by any means and assuring the safety of Daisy, if it does not conflict with the first objective. The fate of the Men in this particular case does not concern her.
[ October 12, 2002: Message edited by: piosenniel ]