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I put that in because of the possibility that the "real" Elosha was somehow communicating with Roslin, which means that she either wasn't dead or her soul wasn't bound for oblivion. Honestly, though, it even took me a couple minutes to remember why I put that there, so maybe it should go. [[User:BrotherFlounder|BrotherFlounder]] 23:45, 27 February 2009 (UTC) | I put that in because of the possibility that the "real" Elosha was somehow communicating with Roslin, which means that she either wasn't dead or her soul wasn't bound for oblivion. Honestly, though, it even took me a couple minutes to remember why I put that there, so maybe it should go. — [[User:BrotherFlounder|BrotherFlounder]] 23:45, 27 February 2009 (UTC) | ||
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I put that in because of the possibility that the "real" Elosha was somehow communicating with Roslin, which means that she either wasn't dead or her soul wasn't bound for oblivion. Honestly, though, it even took me a couple minutes to remember why I put that there, so maybe it should go. — BrotherFlounder 23:45, 27 February 2009 (UTC)