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Oh, Where art thou Lantern?

Started by SassyFrass at 2009/09/24 04:11PM
Latest post: 2009/09/24 09:03PM, Views: 177, Replies: 2
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#1   2009/09/24 04:11PM
Oh, Where art thou Lantern?
SassyFrass
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I think I would have had more closure with the "Jeffrey Situation" had they shown Reva turning off the lantern. To me that was a key piece that was simply overlooked. Call me sentimental, but wasn't that supposed to be symbolic or something?

#2   2009/09/24 08:13PM
Re: Oh, Where art thou Lantern?
professor
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Yes, the GL represented a light that Rev. Rutledge kept burning as a symbol of help to anyone who needed it. His story was in the original GL s/l.

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#3   2009/09/24 09:03PM
Re: Oh, Where art thou Lantern?
mat317
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I agree...would have been a nice touch esp with all the hype of turning out the light
What I thought would have been a nice touch (hindsite is 20/20) is to have a new minister at the church of Springfield who was Rev. Rutledge's great grandson, Rev. Rutledge---and have him officiate at Alan's "funeral"

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