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[[wikipedia:Resurrectionists in the United Kingdom|Resurrectionist]] was a 19th-century term for grave-robbers who sold corpses to medical institutions (though Ab Holt's gang was selling them ''from'' a medical institution). Lottie is apparently unaware of the full extent of the crimes Juan was complicit in; the murder of Frances Schaap might explain why he committed suicide rather than face an investigation. | [[wikipedia:Resurrectionists in the United Kingdom|Resurrectionist]] was a 19th-century term for grave-robbers who sold corpses to medical institutions (though Ab Holt's gang was selling them ''from'' a medical institution). Lottie is apparently unaware of the full extent of the crimes Juan was complicit in; the murder of Frances Schaap might explain why he committed suicide rather than face an investigation. | ||
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Revision as of 11:35, 3 August 2016
The fourth part of the 334 novella is subtitled Lottie.
Summary
Lottie, on her own after her husband's death.
26. Messages Are Received
(2024 - Lottie - reality)
phone Jerry Lighthall and tell her she didn't need her job now
Lottie's employment by the Lighthalls is described in scene 31.
Juan had been dealing with resurrectionists
Resurrectionist was a 19th-century term for grave-robbers who sold corpses to medical institutions (though Ab Holt's gang was selling them from a medical institution). Lottie is apparently unaware of the full extent of the crimes Juan was complicit in; the murder of Frances Schaap might explain why he committed suicide rather than face an investigation.