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Oh that is a good one! So you are a alien! What Drew looks like!

Happy Birthday Raven!

Aloha All

When I had my first case of Pneumonia I was in my teens and it was pretty bad then.

You must have had it very bad!

Gary you need to go and see your doctor please!

Country Joe McDonald, Woodstock legend with an anti-war hit, dies at 84

Just push him on the 30 thing and you will.

I see it Nightmare city in here!

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Happy Brithday Clo!

You're so weird spike

Are you going to claim credit for that hmmm......

Aloha Gary

Aloha Bucket

I am always amazed at how weird things get in here we must have a Gas leak.

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Thank you for such a thoughtful and gripping review. You’re absolutely right—one man’s greed can endanger many, and Ronan understood that Edrick’s bitterness would only fester into something far more dangerous. His choice wasn’t easy, but it was necessary to protect everyone at the keep. Tomas and Ronan will indeed have to stay alert. Blades can be met in open combat, but whispers and suspicion can unravel even the strongest bonds if left unchecked. The keep’s stand against the Scots proved their strength, but the threat from the so‑called King is a different kind of storm. Whether Thornmere can withstand what comes next remains to be seen, but these men have shown they are not easily broken. Thank you again for sharing such insightful reflections—they add so much to the world of the story.

Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful reflection. The men of Thornmere and the Fens truly were tested, and I’m glad their loyalty and strength came through so clearly for you. Thomas and Ronan standing firm—and proving themselves beyond rumor or doubt—was an important moment, and it’s wonderful to hear that resonated. The Scots’ failed assault was a hard‑earned victory, and you captured that sense of resolve perfectly. If word of their stand reaches the King, it may indeed give him reason to reconsider any plans to challenge these men again.

Thank you so much for this thoughtful review! I’m glad Kaylen’s squires and their growth into true leaders resonated with you—they’ve each stepped up in their own way during these intense times. The keep’s stand against the Scots came at a heavy cost, and you captured that sacrifice beautifully. I’m especially happy you connected with Tomas and Rohan’s bond; their love enduring through such hardship is one of the story’s strongest threads.

Thank you for the thoughtful review! I’m glad the harsh winter, the tension at the Keep, and the fierce battle with the Scots resonated with you. Ronan, Tomas, and Sir Kaylen’s men fought hard, and it’s wonderful to hear their courage stood out. Here’s hoping they all get the rest they’ve earned after such a brutal fight.