Edwin is suspicious of Roberts' story that he is filling in for the church's usual priest, and when he asks questions, Roberts flees. He flees the forest and goes to the church, where he is asked about this experience by Roberts. Suddenly, Edwin hears violin music overlapping with the sound of a train and has a strange sensation of being in two places at once. Walking through the forest one day, Edwin stops near a large maple tree and sees a man dressed as a priest, who introduces himself as Roberts. Edwin is uncertain what to do with his life, and he ends up on a small island called Caiette, where his friend is interested in a logging operation. Andrew arrives in Canada, where he has been exiled by his wealthy British family after making disapproving comments about the colonization of India over dinner. In Part 1 of Sea of Tranquility, in 1912, an 18-year-old man named Edwin St.
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