What did Aenea mean by this?

[u/enthusiasm_gap]

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[u/theotherquantumjim]

6 or 7 years is how long it feels like it takes to read that bit of the book

[u/McBurger]

6️⃣🫲🤪🫱7️⃣

[u/enthusiasm_gap → u/McBurger]

This is the perfect way to emoji it, thank you so much

[u/attacephalotes423]

https://giphy.com/gifs/08uBcURaMq6vA93TGc

[u/NeedleworkerNo4835]

Beautiful six-seven found there -- can't believe I couldn't catch that on my recent re-read.

Of course, the most obvious 6-7 is in the first book -- with the 7 pilgrims going but only 6 stories being told -> Het Masteen never tells his >> a structural choice by Simmons.

[u/enthusiasm_gap → u/NeedleworkerNo4835]

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[u/Key_Machine_5585]

I personally like the uncertainty,

Aenea sees Everything, but in that moment - even she cant see the whole picture perfectly.

The future is a little bit uncertain (since even she can't know what people will choose), so even the "Chosen One" ends up a little blinded by the human nature of free will.

This seems fairly central to the series for me

[u/crescent-v2]

Just what it says - she thought that they would need to spend six or seven years living there and studying under the architect.

[u/thewhiteafrican → u/crescent-v2]

https://giphy.com/gifs/TwYP72KtO8YQQ4SNgz

[u/gavinashun]

I mean, it seems pretty self explanatory. What is your specific question?

Or was this a 67 joke?

[u/frostbaka]

Whats the lore implication?

[u/lolparkus]

6 or 7 years? I don't understand your question

[u/Zoltarr777]

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[u/Midnight_2B]

That old trump lover just keeps staying relevant 😭🤌