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I have nothing to add to this thread other than the grammar the poster of this thread used, makes me cringe.
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LOL. Simma down, Grammar police.
(Although it's a pet peeve of mine, too.)I feel like some of the crew HAD to be involved. I don't think Amy fell overboard. I believe she was abducted and sold into slavery. Is the picture of the prostitute her? I'm not sure, but it DOES certainly resemble her. I still want to hear from the poster who said it was "anyone" but Yellow. |
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I don't think Amy was abducted and sold into slavery. That theory makes no sense whatsoever. I think she either fell overboard or was murdered on the ship and then either thrown overboard or sneaked off. Maybe in a cargo crate or laundry or something. |
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