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• Chapter 31 Pamela did spend her summers in Cape Cod, so she would have had something of a taste of rural life there. I also think a large part of her contentment arises from the fact that she and Casey are together, relatively safe and this is a place for them to escape the turmoil and sorrow of daily life in Belfast. And some people have the ability to be comfortable in a variety of settings and perhaps Pamela is one of those? (NT) -- Carla, 08:57:12 09/20/07 Thu

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• Chapt. 32 Q1) No, I don't think she has. I think it's not until she can receive absolution from Casey that she will be fully cleansed. Q2) Given Lawrence's history, and the obvious value of the watch, I wasn't surprised at Casey's assumption. I think his abrupt manner and harshness stemmed from disappointment in Lawrence, more than anything else. He's the type that would rather have nothing than to go against his moral code to have something, however well intentioned. 3) I think because his hurt was so fresh and raw, and Pamela so understanding, it was easier for him to open up right then. It was also dark, which somehow makes it easier to bare ones soul. He'd built a trust in Casey and Pamela, and Casey had just betrayed it, he was probably also seeking to test Pamela's trust and belief in him, wanting to have the worst over with as quickly as possible. Poor wee boyo. (NT) -- Carla, 09:25:20 09/20/07 Thu

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• #1. No because she hadn't told Casey and that was still between them. To me that was always the essence of the matter- Pamela wasn't soiled by what she did as she did it to save Casey- as we said its not adultery, but...its the keeping something back from her husband that is causing the problem. I mean, I don't blame her- heck, I wouldn't want Casey to know either, but this is not something you want him to find out about from someone else. And that's what I feared the most in Boston-OMG, what if he finds out? And then there's that not so little issue of whether she ever "felt" anything or not. I wonder if that's why she can't/won't confess. (NT) -- susiej, 09:27:18 09/20/07 Thu
  • I think you're right, she hasn't been forgiven by Casey, since he doesn't even know about the interlude with Hagerty. Until the air is cleared about the whole incidence in Boston Pamela will never feel cleansed of guilt. (NT) -- Denise, 11:45:21 09/20/07 Thu
  • They are still in the process of clearing the air in the third book. :) (NT) -- celtgirl, 14:59:31 09/20/07 Thu

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• 4b- LOL- I know what you mean- and hopefully she can't sing worth a darn either. My sister in law who first gave me Outlander commented once on how unbelievable Jamie Fraser was- hot bod, handsome, great lover (and virginal to boot) spoke all languages. And all I could really say was- well, he can't blink! And uh, he gets seasick! But mainly, he cannot sing. BTW- to me Casey's flaw is his smoking. I don't care for it but I know its true to his time and place. And he is real!!!! (NT) -- susiej, 09:33:20 09/20/07 Thu

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• 4) You're right, it is nice that they've all found each other and that, as Pamela says, they can all give each other the only thing they really need: love. I think Casey needs to be needed, as well, and that need is more than amply met for him in his home. And yes, it's also nice that Pamela can't do something that I generally have no troubles with :) There's something in human nature that makes us like those who have some tiny flaw better than those who can do everything. (NT) -- Carla, 09:35:53 09/20/07 Thu

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• 32-4b) So does this mean that if I tell you I"m notorious for burning food you'll love me anyway? Ask my DH, he'll happily provide you with an accounting of my cooking skills! (NT) -- Denise, 11:47:56 09/20/07 Thu

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• I think my opinions have been covered here. I felt sad for Lawrence, and figured it was not a stolen item, but wasn't surprised that Casey did. I agree that Pamela had to get that out and open with Casey to be clear of guilt, and I loved the Christmas scene althogether, until the anger... 4) orphans, misfits, outsiders, do seem to flock together and find comfort in each other. b- I burn stuff all the time too,,,,,, she is the same kind of cook as me. (NT) -- bug, 16:52:47 09/20/07 Thu

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• Elaine great week of questions woman :-) I apologize for not getting here today..it's been an icky day and that's being nice about it. I will try and get caught up tomorrow, I like to reread AGAIN before I answer :-) (NT) -- Marilyn, 19:36:25 09/20/07 Thu
  • Thank you muchly. As always, 'twas my pleasure. (NT) -- Elaine, 22:25:11 09/20/07 Thu

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• Lovely lovely job done on the questions Elaine. Wooo hoooo for you (NT) -- Tracy, 13:55:26 09/21/07 Fri