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The word "harpy", it's Greek--it comes from a word I can't quite recall, harpa-something, I think, but it means "to snatch", and that's where "harpy" comes from: it means "that which snatches". Which I suppose means they're scavengers of a sort, and rather a bit like vultures in their own way
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...Or a black dog, perhaps.
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As to the stranger - I haven't, but then I admit I don't keep as close of an eye on the network as others.
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Do keep an eye out, won't you? It...seems as though there ought to be one, somehow, and I can't help but keep checking to see if there is.
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I will. Though, why is it you think there ought to be one in the first place?
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The last time the barrier came down, there was someone--an architect. And last year when we had the trouble with the sheep, there was a shepherdess. And now there are harpies and it just seems like...there ought to be someone behind it. But if there were, they ought to have shown themselves by now, oughtn't they?
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Our floundering about in that boat hardly counts as 'anything'.
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Harpies and storm winds. Do you suppose they go together?
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The last paragraph is actually noteworthy; I'm no longer alone in wondering about something beyond the flock.
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