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Tag Archives: Twenty-Nine

A Reconciliation

September 3, 2019 by whimsyandmetaphor

For the first time since he’d left the River, Wilom found himself wishing that Vanda had given him some way to contact her.

There was only one person who would still offer him a place to sleep.

Mr Treene. Continue reading →

Posted in The Ferryman's Apprentice | Tagged A Reconciliation, Chapter Twenty-Nine, Mr Treene, Season Three, The Ferryman's Apprentice, Twenty-Nine, Wilom | 2 Comments |

Tea and Coffee

March 27, 2018 by whimsyandmetaphor

Wilom had honestly hoped that Vanda’s meeting with the Heads might have been moved forward, so that he didn’t have to wait another day to see her. Even if it was just to have a cup of tea and listen to her complain, he would have welcomed the company. Continue reading →

Posted in The Ferryman's Apprentice | Tagged Chapter Twenty-Nine, Season Two, The Ferryman's Apprentice, Twenty-Nine, Vanda, Wilom | 1 Comment |

Consideration

March 13, 2017 by whimsyandmetaphor

It was now the third time that Wilom had caught the ferryman watching him. In all his memory, Wilom had never gotten the impression that the ferryman was examining him so closely, and especially not so pointedly. Continue reading →

Posted in The Ferryman's Apprentice | Tagged Chapter Twenty-Nine, Consideration, Ferryman, The Ferryman's Apprentice, Twenty-Nine, Wilom | 2 Comments |

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