Like a good Neighbor

António Pedro Marques · 22 Nov 2011, 11:46 · from 2011-November.txt.gz

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Sergei SOLOVIEV wrote (22-11-2011 11:40):
> And if Horn completely died (departed) in the very end (after
> Remora quoted the lines about Hyacinth), who (he or Silk) wanted
> so much to call Seawrack - and why Silk (if only Silk remains)
> departed with her? Did she replace in some way Hyacinth for
> him? Why did she accept him, instead of Horn?

I've asked this twice without reply. What's Seawrack doing with a Rajan than 
has nothing of Horn in him - neither body nor soul? Yes, I know, there's 
'always' 'something' 'left' - but the point is we're precisely discussing 
whether in the very end there's anything left.

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