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Oberon2001 (Scout) Started conversation Dec 11, 2002
This book also focused on the love story between Mort and (damn, I've forgotten the name... Death's daughter and Susan's mum!). 
I think there's also an interesting part when Mort turns into Death... or is that in Reaper Man?
God, I need to read these books again!
Oberon2001
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Mort - a middle aged Girl Interrupted Posted Apr 14, 2003
Keli, was she susans mum? i thought she was a princess he fell in love with and he wouldnt kill and so created the time bubble where eventually she wouldnt exist.
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Oberon2001 (Scout) Posted Apr 14, 2003
Hmm... I'm pretty sure she was Death's (adopted) daughter, 'cos otherwise how can susan be Death's granddaughter and... Oh my dear I've gone cross-eyed.
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Mort - a middle aged Girl Interrupted Posted Apr 14, 2003
Ysabell was Deaths adopted daughter and susan was the grandaughter of her and Mort, Keli was the princess he failed to kill cos he fell in love with her and caused the time bubble. Hurray makes sense now!
*note to self - time to read it again!*
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ex Brigadeer, now Tealady Werekitty aka Tobru De'ran; ex sith extraordinaire, well poked veggie fascist and Goo Goose Posted May 25, 2003
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Discworld Cathedral Clergy Posted Mar 15, 2004
Did Keli die in the end? I can't remember....
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- 1: Oberon2001 (Scout) (Dec 11, 2002)
- 2: Mort - a middle aged Girl Interrupted (Apr 14, 2003)
- 3: Oberon2001 (Scout) (Apr 14, 2003)
- 4: Mort - a middle aged Girl Interrupted (Apr 14, 2003)
- 5: ex Brigadeer, now Tealady Werekitty aka Tobru De'ran; ex sith extraordinaire, well poked veggie fascist and Goo Goose (May 25, 2003)
- 6: Discworld Cathedral Clergy (Mar 15, 2004)
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