[Dragaera] [Dzur Spoilers] very randomly

[Maximilian Wilson]

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On 10/7/06, Jon Lincicum <lincicum at comcast.net> wrote:
> Just because she *trusts* him doesn't mean she doesn't *know* him.
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> Vlad has a habit of getting himself into trouble. He's always very
> careful to try and keep other people from coming to harm. He's less
> careful with regards to his own safety. (His attempts to protect, then
> later find a cure for Savn, his concern about getting Kiera involved
> with him in /Orca/, his stepping in front of a Jenoine weapon to protect
> Verra... the list goes on.)
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> Teldra, for her part, is almost as concerned about Vlad's safety as he
> is about hers--hence she attempts to intervene when he's getting himself
> into danger with his mouth. This has nothing to do with trusting or not
> trusting him.

Now we're getting into the semantic territory of defining "trust."
Since Jon was the one who originally stated that Teldra trusted Vlad,
I think I'll let this stand as a clarification of what he meant.

I will note, however, that Loiosh displays an amazing amount of trust
in Vlad, given Vlad's proclivity for sticking his head in the lion's
mouth.

-Max Wilson

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