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steve b
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Hi all, this is a subject ive been pondering as a result since an offline conversation with a fellow member. Before i had this conversation, i was trying to summize the relationship between one Thomas Andrews and Bruce Ismay. My naive mind thought that these gentleman would have a mutual respect for each other, and heres the simple reason why. Ismay was the man who dared to builkd Titanic, and Andrews was Titanics heart, for as is obvious, this work was a labor of love for him. It seemed natural to me that thse men would share a mutual respect because they both wanted the same thing: To see it built and be the marvel of its day. Where Andrews is concerned, i have a lot of unanswered questions, but the one i would love to know most it, what was going through the poor mans mind in the final fatal hour? The man had to be torn between his natural sense to help as many as could, but yet watching his dream work being destroyed, slowly but surely. Id like to get everyones thoughts on this, especially those in the know