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On 11/16/2011 10:58 AM, Gerry Quinn wrote:
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<div style="font-color: black"><b>From:</b> <a
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href="mailto:crushtv@gmail.com">James Wynn</a> </div>
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<div style="FONT-STYLE: normal; DISPLAY: inline;
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Stockhoff wrote:<br>
> > Ah, I see. I don;t have a page but it's<br>
> > He sat up cold and stiff, and crossed his arms
to put his freezing <br>
> > fingers in his armpits. Mucor told him, "It's
drier farther on. Meet <br>
> > me where the bios sleep." She was sitting
cross-legged on the water, <br>
> > and like the water, transparent. He wanted to
ask her to guide him to <br>
> > the surface; at the sound of his voice she
vanished with the rest of <br>
> > his dream, leaving only a shimmer of greenish
light like slime on the <br>
> > water.<br>
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> Ah ha! See? That's the way she disappeared on the
gondola. But it is <br>
> different from the way she disappears on the night of
Pike's ghost.</div>
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not very different, surely? The main difference is that
she is not said to be transparent in the first episode,
but maybe that’s because it’s brighter in the tunnel.
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he speaks and she vanishes. In the first incident he
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No slime, but that’s probably just the reflection of the
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Now your are being ornery. I already stated that it was the same on
the gondolas (no tunnel lights). Transparency is NOT (I reiterate)
NOT the only difference or even the significant difference. The main
difference is how she leaves.<br>
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a shimmer of greenish light like slime...<br>
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a ghostly image<br>
remained, like a green glimmer upon a pool<br>
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I don't think its fair to act dense and to wear me down by making me
repeat everything.<br>
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