One that dwells so must remain
Lady Godiva: Oh! I almost forgot. (She takes off the robe and throws it to Paige.) Good luck, saving all this.
Paige: Thanks. Good luck on your ride. "From lands afar in time and space, take her now from this our place, one that dwells so must remain, send her back to her domain."
What does "one that dwells so must remain" mean? And what does "one" refer to?
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This is apparently from a science fiction novel. The original Lady Godiva was famous for being unclothed, so here, apparently in a farewell gesture, she disrobes. Godiva is apparently leaving for home.
- This is apparently from a science fiction novel.
- The original Lady Godiva was famous for being unclothed, so here, apparently in a farewell gesture, she disrobes.
- Godiva is apparently leaving for home.
- So Paige recites a little farewell poem: From lands afar in time and space take her now from this our place.
- ) One that dwells so must remain.
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This is apparently from a science fiction novel. The original Lady Godiva was famous for being unclothed, so here, apparently in a farewell gesture, she disrobes.
Godiva is apparently leaving for home. So Paige recites a little farewell poem:
From lands afar in time and space
take her now from this our place. (Those who came from faraway planets will now take God
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