And there's the rub, right? If Philippa had never had been raped by Leonard Bailey, would she and Lymond ever found their way to each other? Or was that the watershed event that had to happen to allow Lymond to lay aside his feelings of unworthiness? -- Shamrocks & Stones

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Date Posted: 14:46:10 04/29/09 Wed
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celtgirl
Subject: And there's the rub, right? If Philippa had never had been raped by Leonard Bailey, would she and Lymond ever found their way to each other? Or was that the watershed event that had to happen to allow Lymond to lay aside his feelings of unworthiness?
In reply to: PeggyB 's message, "The scene with Sybilla and Philppa in the garden. P lies to S regarding Bailey. "What good would it do to say..." (p. 377, Vintage) .... what good indeed.....since this is a reread, and I know what is coming, I so very much wanted P to tell S. Working together, perhaps they could have prevented the upcoming events (but then, would Lymond ever have taken P to Sevigny?)." on 13:46:16 04/29/09 Wed

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Watershed moment - precisely. (NT) -- E, 07:11:14 04/30/09 Thu

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