(urth) Father Inire as Dionysus

[David Stockhoff]

On 10/27/2011 8:37 AM, Gerry Quinn wrote:
> *From:* Lee Berman <mailto:severiansola at hotmail.com>
> **
> > I think it is a goosechase to think there is more than one ship which
> > becomes lost in the folds of time. The text hints there is only one and
> > I take the hint.
> Where is this ‘hint’? The text TELLS us quite clearly that there were 
> many:
> "He came to sell his clothes, and they were the kind worn on the old 
> ships that sailed beyond the world's rim long ago, and they weren't 
> costumes or forgeries or even tomb-tender old garments that had lain 
> for centuries in the dark, but clothes not far from new. He said his 
> ships—all those ships—became lost in the blackness between the suns, 
> where the years do not turn. Lost so that even Time cannot find them."
> There’s also Jonas’s crashed ship. Unless you think that Tzadkiel is 
> going to crash on Urth some time in his future and Urth’s past. 
> Because he expects to find a port, and it is gone (that’s why they 
> crashed).
> There’s only one Ship. But there are lots of ships.
> - Gerry Quinn


Yes. But it also says "all those ships" became lost. So it's ambiguous. 
Are there STILL any ships other than The Ship?