About: Abraham de Jaybo

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Abraham de Jaybo was briefly mentioned during Tunnels by Grandma Macaulay and Tam. He was mentioned again in Freefall by Martha, who claimed that the story was a lie.

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rdfs:label	Abraham de Jaybo
rdfs:comment	Abraham de Jaybo was briefly mentioned during Tunnels by Grandma Macaulay and Tam. He was mentioned again in Freefall by Martha, who claimed that the story was a lie.
dcterms:subject	Minor characters Tunnels dbkwik:resource/cDIls_GRqNnwbyrt2jRqOQ== Characters Male people Deceased People
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Row 2 info	Deceased
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Row 2 title	Status
Box Title	Abraham de Jaybo
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Speaker	Tam Macaulay
Quote	"There've been stories. In the year two twenty or thereabouts, they say a Colonist made it back after years of Banishment. When they found him at the Miners' Station, he was in a terrible state, covered in cuts and bruises, his tongue missing — cut out, they say. He was almost starved to death, like a walking corpse. He didn't last long; died a week later from some unknown disease that made his blood boil up through his ears and mouth. He couldn't speak, of course, but some say he made drawings, loads of them, as he lay on his deathbed, too afraid to sleep."
ref	Tunnels, page 135
abstract	Abraham de Jaybo was briefly mentioned during Tunnels by Grandma Macaulay and Tam. He was mentioned again in Freefall by Martha, who claimed that the story was a lie.

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