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Nick: Princess of Geekland (Registered User)
Date/Time: Fri, 7/18/2003 at 21:48 EDT
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In Reply To: I promise to look it up; I don't  <Princess of Geekland>  [7/18/2003 @ 12:02]  (1/2)
Subject:
*egg dripping off tiara*
Message:

Having spent an hour with Letters and its index, there is no such letter.

I now realize that I was thinking about what Sam says later in ROTK when he realizes Frodo is still alive: accuses himself of doing wrong because he trusted his head, when it's the worst part of him. He tells himself he never should have left his master. But Letter 246 is indeed fascinating!!

Motion or change,
and identity or rest,
are the first and second
secrets of nature.

--Ralph Waldo Emerson

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