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Date Posted: 17:00:41 09/30/07 Sun
Author: Denise
Subject: (47-1) Pamela has met all the requirements asked of her by the informant, so perhaps now he feels comfortable with a one-on-one meeting. It hadn't occurred to me that the timing was strange, but the author of the notes is still a big question. (47-2) Pamela is very upset that Casey does not want her to visit again and I fully understand his reasoning and why Jamie would agree to this abstinence. It makes sense, but Pamela is using her heart and not her head when she objects. For her own piece of mind she wants to see Casey; but for his piece of mind she needs to stay away. She should listen to the boys since they know the best course of action in this matter. (47-3) I'm not like Pamela here, I would want to feel safe and staying at the house now that she knows her prickly feelings of being watched were well founded, is not only stubborn, but stupid. She's risking not only her welfare, but that of Lawrence and they don't need any avoidable trouble. >>>
In reply to: Lil 's message, "Part Four: When the Dark Night Seems Endless…." on 16:12:04 09/30/07 Sun

Since Robin was responsible for watching Pamela at the Youth Centre it makes sense that he would continue this behaviour at her home as well. He wants to know her business, whether it has to do with a possible return of Casey or Robin has caught wind of an informant giving information to Pamela and this would be of great interest to him.

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  • Casey (as well as others) feel that they can take the punishment and it won't break them spiritually. The physical beating is horrible, but skin can heal and broken bones can mend, but one's will to live and inner soul can be irrevocably broken. Casey has lived through this before and knows he can do it again, he didn't believe that Shane would be so strong. To manage this, Casey had to call upon inner reserves, but ones he knew he had. Shane will hopefully learn from this experience and recognize that he is not alone, but part of a community while on the ship and his actions affect not one, but the whole. (NT) -- Denise, 17:12:09 09/30/07 Sun
  • I felt the same way Denise. Casey has experienced this before and survived. True that he was probably about the same age as Shane when it happened to him, but he's not the type of person to assume 'well I survived, this lad will too'. Casey saw the way the Sergeant was looking at the boy, I don't think his conscience would let him take the chance that Shane might not survive with his soul/spirit intact, if there was anyting he could do about it and didn't. (NT) -- Marilyn, 19:34:52 09/30/07 Sun
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