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Fri Mar 7 11:13:39 GMT 2008
rhyme with "hoedown," and interpreting it as putting aside weapons for the
evening, others said it differently. And that patroller ideas of entertainment
had a lot in common with farmer ideas, except possibly for the patrollers'
freedom of who went with whom at the end of the evening.
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What about the three tunes mentioned: One unknown to Fawn; one with a
familiar tune, but different words; one that was fully known and familiar.
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Having been brought up in the Catholic Church, and frequently visiting other
denominations, I thought it sounded very familiar.
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What do you think about only a few people in the patrol knowing that Dag
was the hero of the ballad of Wolf ridge.
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It fit with his character. He had a bad case of survivor guilt; he was
hardly likely to talk about the battle.
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Did you expect the exchange of information on sexual customs followed by the
mutual lunge?
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I thought it was inevitable.
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What are your opinions of the bedroom scene?
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That it was not at all overdone. It was important to the story, but not
made to seem like the only important thing.
Mary
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