>you have his comment at the end that for a lot of
money he might have set
her free. Claiming that Sam is moral after reading that
admission is beyond me. <
Is it required to take that statement of Sam's at face
value?
I can imagine a character who would say such a thing and be
-- what -- blustering? bluffing? kidding himself? trying to
keep himself from acknowledging what his real limits
are?
Michael Etchison
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