MDDM Ch. 70 The Obvious Question
jbor
jbor at bigpond.com
Fri Aug 16 09:29:56 CDT 2002
on 16/8/02 6:16 PM, Dave Monroe at davidmmonroe at yahoo.com wrote:
> "At the moement of the Interdiction, when their Eyes
> at length meet, what they believe they once found
> aboard the Seahorse fails, this time, to appear."
> (M&D, Ch. 70, p. 678)
Rapport?
The Warrior Path is here twinned with the attack at Sea as an
"Interdiction". The first brought them together (39.3-13), this one breaks
them apart.
best
NB "Interdiction" - interdict n. 6 (Military) to destroy (an enemy's lines
of communication) by firepower. [13th C. from Latin *interdictum*
prohibition, from *interdicere* to forbid, from *inter* between + *dicere*
to say]
Or, in other words, a between-text: amongst other denotations, resonances.
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