52)I would have to see him at least once. After that it would be his decision. Cindy I don't know if you intended it, but the spatial relation b/w them in this scene holds so much meaning...physical, mental, emotional distance from each other. Not being able to care for the other, watching each other survive but knowing that your not a part of their current world. Very emotional. 53) That picture is just how I imagined Phouka. Nicely done. What a generous gift and how Jamie like to present something so personal and special to Pamela to help relieve her wounded soul. I'm going out on a limb with the cabin and guessing that it's maybe his old nurse-maid/nanny or some other "motherly" figure that's been with the family for a very long time. But I'm thinking she's actually no longer alive and the cottage is used as a rendezvous for The Brotherhood. Oh, and I think the message inside is from David (just a guess). -- Cindy's Cottage

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Subject: 52)I would have to see him at least once. After that it would be his decision. Cindy I don't know if you intended it, but the spatial relation b/w them in this scene holds so much meaning...physical, mental, emotional distance from each other. Not being able to care for the other, watching each other survive but knowing that your not a part of their current world. Very emotional. 53) That picture is just how I imagined Phouka. Nicely done. What a generous gift and how Jamie like to present something so personal and special to Pamela to help relieve her wounded soul. I'm going out on a limb with the cabin and guessing that it's maybe his old nurse-maid/nanny or some other "motherly" figure that's been with the family for a very long time. But I'm thinking she's actually no longer alive and the cottage is used as a rendezvous for The Brotherhood. Oh, and I think the message inside is from David (just a guess).
In reply to: Carla 's message, "Hi ladies, sorry for the late post I'm away from home for my mom's wedding." on 16:18:15 08/23/09 Sun

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