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A quick question - can you give me an estimate of how many women and children are in the slave escapee party? What would be a good number to assume?
Brenna has been a slave for a long time - she will greet the fellowship with a misxture of fear and hope once she sees how they've rescued the two children.
I don't think she's at the place where she can consider what it means to be free, and so she would see being under the protection of/subject to a good lord/ruler/decision maker as being a right move for her.
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