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  • you've been shelling your book hard in your posts. I'm still in 'The Lion's Share' however doesn't your book cross links with it? I remember you saying that somewhere...
    OKay, first: Tigre is a neighborhood. It is beautiful, one of the most beautiful places in Argentina. Google it :D it's precious. My mother used to live there, so she always talks to me about how beautiful it is ^_^

    Professor, that seems VERY logical! I'm even a bit scared that it might happen, not now, but somehow in the future... it won't be long until christians get TRULY and OFFICIALLY chased and even hunted. I don't know too much about politics and echonomy, but the crisis in the USA that you mark in your story seems perfectly logical to me.
    The Diversity States... mmmhmm, deep. I like it.

    Beyond the Oaken Door? Okay, I'll look for it :D
    If Melody was moved to a hiding spot that proved unsafe, then that might give some form of pretext to move her "out of the country" so to speak.
    I think that it might be possible if the emphasis is on the need for Melody's protection, as the wife of a rather busy Ranger. The Enclave would be the perfect place to keep her safe in some ways, to be honest. That it is being over-guarded would likely help keep the Az. from getting in without being noticed.

    I suppose that whole scheme would mainly be dependent on whether the Enclave authorities would be willing to work with the Rangers. Of course, the Rangers could probably come up with a politically correct sounding excuse, since they probably don't want to let the Enclave authorities know some of what Emilio is really being asked to do.
    Okay... well, it depends... if he is young, I'd call him Santiago (James), he'd live in Tigre, in Buenos Aires and he would study something that could be useful in your story. I don't know if `"politics" or law-stuff, but i guess he should be smart and a fast-think-er, to at least apport something, like strategies... in Argentina, we have this habit of thinking and re-thinking stuff (even when it isn't necessary) and bringing things back to mind and learning from the mistakes we've done before... you know.
    I promise I'll start reading, the USA-splitted thing just got me thrilled!!!
    Haha, I don't have them with me at the moment but I was thinking about posting them in my thread of my stories :3
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