Re: The Ninth Wave: Protagonist's name...

[gallamw@mollybloom.msfc.nasa.gov (Mike Gallaher)]

In article <42nrvo$64d@ds9.dortmund.venture.net>, gerald.paetsch@dortmund.netsurf.de (Gerald Paetsch) writes:
|> In article <4281h1$i05@newsbf02.news.aol.com>,
|>    satyrnband@aol.com (SatyrnBand) wrote:
|> >A recent inquiry on r.m.g asked about the name of the protagonist of
|> >The Ninth Wave, which I had claimed to know quite a while back.  In
|> >order to help the requester discover, I've reviewed the CD, and determined
|> >that the name I was hearing occurs at 0:21 and at ~0:27 in Waking the
|> >Witch.
|> >
|> >I'd like to know if anyone else hears a name
|> >at that point.  
|> 
|> Hmmmmm...... I've listened to it at least 50 times, but the only thing *I* 
|> hear at 0:21 is a female voice saying "wake up", accompanied by some giggling.
|> At 0:27 there's a male voice saying: "come on, wake up" - but besides the 
|> noise resulting from the voice being sent through an effect, I absolutely 
|> *can't* hear anything more. Maybe it's kind of an acoustical illusion?
|> 
|> Regards,
|> Gerald

It probably *is* an illusion, but I heard (and I admit I no longer hear
it as strongly) the name "Lilly."  Like I said before, it's such an
appopriate name that it *should* have been there, even if Kate didn't
actually do so.