Re: Teddy, reincarnation, vedantic/buddhist angles. . .
~sarah~ (cinnimon@vvm.com)
Sat, 31 Oct 1998 11:09:26 -0800 (PST)
I definatley think that it's Teddy who is killed. Most evidence leads to
it, however, you are correct in saying that it is not clear enough to come
to a definate decision.
Intresting note: my brother and I were just discussing the story and it
might actually make more sense that his sister died. In the last paragraph
the narrarator speaks of a "highly acoustical" scream "as though it were
reverberating within the four tiled walls." The ship is not going to have
tiled walls, thus the high-pitched scream "clearly coming from a small
female child" was echoing within the four tiled walls of the pool.
Just an idea, contradicting my earlier statements. This is not definate
since the ending is so ambiguous.
Sarah
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Wait a second...are you certain that's what happened? Some say it's the
other way around...or not clear enough to know, will
On Fri, 30 Oct 1998, Emily Friedman wrote:
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> This may sound simple but what is the signifigance of Teddy pushing
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