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However, looted still seems the appropriate word in many instances. I do think Items should be returned if requested by the country from where they were taken. If they will be kept safe.

That would prohibit the return to some countries at this time. The precious artifacts should not be lost to the world. It is truly a thorny issue. But the Artifacts must be put first. How they came to be called that was always a source of wonder to me. These are the marble friezes that were on the Parthenon, though they became known by the name of the man who stole them. I know there has been debate that the Greek government would not have preserved them as they ought to be — but I find this argument so subjective. Certainly not Lord Elgin, who used his influence as British Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire to deface the Parthenon and other buildings on the Acropolis!

I have been to see them — would far rather have seen them in place. Why should such things or creatures be displayed for our amusement? First, thanks Joe. I so agree with your view about re-reading books! However, I am really enjoying re-reading Louise! I was surprised by Old. I did come to the conclusion that the hermit was his dad. How heartbreaking for Old to find out! I was sick over that. It is sweet and right to die for your country. I agree.

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It is never sweet. It might be right at times, such as if your country was under attack and it must be defended. It can be heroic. I agree with you on this. Gamache calling it a tragedy makes a lot of sense to me because I see war as tragedy. There is nothing poetic or romantic about war as far as I see.

The Inspector arms himself and kills to protect, but it takes a toll on him. So many variables. I think human remains should not be a part of a display. But artifacts and such is a way to keep history alive and real. To see where people have come from, their way of life and traditions. It is fascinating and can be sobering. I think the ethics of having treasures in museums depends on how they were obtained. If they were looted or taken as an act of war, then I believe they should be returned.

If they were obtained through legitimate means, then no. There has been so much cultural exchange and mixing through the ages, having access to cultural items from other areas can help people identify and relate to their roots, or become more familiar with their neighbors and friends. I do believe that in some instances the laws regarding archeological items has gotten rather extreme.

Many had a following if not friends. Some of our presidents were great men with friends. I also rarely reread a book, and debated with myself about rereading this one. I found that I was able to be less involved with the plot and more involved with the emotions and language. The tension between the two cultures, the tension in individuals, between individuals is so well described that it seems to reference my own life.

My favorite line: I was wrong. I need help. Why are those words so hard to spit out at times? I have a question for discussion. She showed her ability with a gun in a previous book.

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What do you think will be the result? Sharon, I was wondering that. Maybe he felt she was too inexperienced for what they were about to do? I believed that he wanted her to continue to help with the communications. The thought scares me to death.


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Me, too, Cathryne — I think that Nichol has proven herself very intelligent, but without good judgment. I think, until she can be absolutely trusted to follow orders without question, then she has no place in such a raid. Split-second decisions were required by Gamache, and he needed a team he absolutely knew would do as he asked without second-guessing him. Will she ever learn this? There has to be an element of trust in this kind of situation between the members. He was right to leave her behind. Sharon, Lizzy, Linda, Cathyrne, Julie, Michele: I agree with all of you about Nichol, but I think Michele has maybe discovered the core of why Yvette was not included in the rescue team.

She loves being unique and providing something that she sees as others incapable of doing.

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I catch myself getting impatient for fast resolutions. This author takes her time in character development, and Agent Nichole is a tough nut. Her father can insert himself into any situation wherever she is, tagging along blindly on her cell phone. I find the blooming relationship between Jean-Guy and Ruth a grace note in the series, so reassuring about them both.

He has found a father in Gamache, and now maybe a mother in Ruth. When he confides in her, as he is leaving, he sees the flannel blanket nest she has prepared for her duck daughter. Just in case. I feel like I received a gift when I discovered the world of Three Pines. I believe they are in our hearts when they are not just great, but good. I think some memories can be great, but bad. They are in our heart like a scar. Most my great memories involve family which in turn involves love.

Where are their memories? I am so often struck by the thought that we are made up of our memories. I, too, never believed that Olivier could have been the murderer, but I questioned why he did not fight harder to prove he was innocent. Is it the difference between the law in Quebec, based on Napoleonic law, vs English common law??? It was always Gabri who bombarded Gamache with his insistence that Olivier was innocent! What a strange twist in this book. It was interesting that JG chooses to bond with Ruth and to tell her the story. Ruth claims to have no mothering instincts, yet that is exactly what we see her doing with JG.

The most difficult part was learning of the betrayal by the Francoeur and the stakeout that ended so horribly for Gamache and his men.