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in reply to a message by Lily
I don't like it. First of all, in Swedish it's present tense of "pipa", to squeak. So "Lily Piper" means "Lily squeaks" in Swedish! :) (Piper (pr. PEE-pehr) is also a noble family here in Sweden.)
Secondly, I think of the Pied Piper who....drowned children, didn't he?
Secondly, I think of the Pied Piper who....drowned children, didn't he?
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