To : Miranda O'Neal

[Blodwyn O'Driscoll]

Dia duit lass,


As promoised, oy performed d'task ye gave mae.Howe'er oy dinnae know dhat ye would harrass mae e'ery now un' den askin' mae oif tis done o' nae.

* She frowns *

Are ye d'koind o' lass lackin' o' patience, ain't ye ?
Well oy guess tis de essence o' youth.


So, oy fear oy ain't got nae good news fer ye. Oy started mae investigations searchin' fer some O'Neal, o' whoe'er knownin' some o' em who had a daughter named Miranda.
Oy've been directed toward an ol' chap who was supposed tae know 'em well.
So oy talked tae dhis MacCallum, un' he told mae 'many tings boot yer biological parents...

But lass, oy's afraid dey've been missing fer twenty years, un' presumed dead. Condolences, Miranda.

Deir name were Patrick un' Moira O'Neal, formerly MacDhòmhnaill. Dey were last seen escapin' d'Cork disaster aboard a mule freighte' . MacCallum said, deir freighte' reached Dublin afore t'was gone missin'.
Oy s'pose tis dere where dey certainly did put deir daughter in an escape pod.

All o' yer grandparents dinnae escaped Cork massacre.Ye must know dhat many o' aour elders sacrified demsel' tae let d'youngest go first un' flee d'planet.

Howe'er it appears dhat ye've still got some relatoives aloives. Duncan MacDhòmhnaill, yer modher's younger brodher's still livin' among d'people o' Dublin, yer uncle.
On d'soide o' d' O'Neal, it seems dhat yer fadher had quoite a numerous family. Oy fear many o' em dinnae make it aout o' Cork.But oy heard dat some o' em cosins are d'Bulk o' what's left o' d'former O'Neal Clann.

Before ye ask, nae oy dinnae had toime tae meet doses peoples, so oif ye want tae, ye'd have tae meet 'em yersel' .



On a soide note, oif many o' yer biological family member perished on Cork o' durin' d'battle, oy s'pose yer parents fell tae some Brets o' d'assassins dey send afte' oos every days, 'cause d'sar fleet dinnae made it tae Dublin, dey were stuck wid aour forces in d'battle o' Cork.
Dhat hypothesis would explain whoy yer pod's been picked up boye brets, un' nae boye d'people o' Dublin.But tis only what it is : an hypothesis.


Oy guess tis all fer naow.




Slán agat !

-Transmission Terminated-

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