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Date Posted: 04:55:23 09/02/07 Sun
Author: Conmama
Subject: I didn't catch the part where LJ realized Jamie had been mastered (raped). WHere is that in the book?
In reply to: Jane 's message, "John was offended that Jamie didn't believe a man could really love another man. He was hurt and put on the defensive. John then said something he almost instantly regretted, it only made him feel worse when he'd realized that Jamie had first hand experience at being made to feel mastered and unclean. John's realization that he could never unsay what he'd said made him act the way that he did. We all know that Jamie has the grace and understanding to forgive John." on 21:35:48 09/01/07 Sat

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I don't think it is in the book. Personally I don't think LJG could have guessed the reason for Jamie's reacting so strongly. It's enough that he *did* react that way, with a violent, almost murderous rage that will certainly keep LJG from making such remarks to him again. I do agree that LJG probably wishes the words could be unsaid. (NT) -- Karen, 05:12:32 09/02/07 Sun
It is in the book. Page 451. "Oh Christ, oh Christ. Someone had." (NT) -- GwenM, 05:59:41 09/02/07 Sun
- You're right. I see it now. Very subtle, but it's there if you know what to look for. (NT) -- Karen, 06:51:05 09/02/07 Sun
- Yes, I see it. I read that twice (before) and thought it meant something else! Duh. Now, the reason for his overwhelming feelings at that moment make sense, but still....M was quite shocking! (NT) -- Conmama, 07:57:46 09/02/07 Sun

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