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For a long time it can be assumed that Didact worked in the Msaginot line frequently sending transmissions from it to the Librarian asking her to return behind it where he said his fleets could protect her.

Although it was a defense against the flood it cannot be assumed that the flood conquered all worlds that were outside of it as Earth,- which we know was outside it- was presumably not infected because the Librarian was on it looking at how beautiful it was before the Array fired.

The Maginot Line is named after the [[World War II]] french line of fortifications, meant to repel an anticipated assault from Germany. Though it dissuaded a direct attack, German tanks manoeuvred around the fortifications, bypassing them altogether. When the Allies retook France, the Germans manned them, and the lines were once again bypassed instead.<ref>http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maginot_Line</ref>

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 For a long time it can be assumed that Didact worked in the Msaginot line frequently sending transmissions from it to the Librarian asking her to return behind it where he said his fleets could protect her.
 Although it was a defense against the flood it cannot be assumed that the flood conquered all worlds that were outside of it as Earth,- which we know was outside it- was presumably not infected because the Librarian was on it looking at how beautiful it was before the Array fired.
+The Maginot Line is named after the [[World War II]] french line of fortifications, meant to repel an anticipated assault from Germany. Though it dissuaded a direct attack, German tanks manoeuvred around the fortifications, bypassing them altogether. When the Allies retook France, the Germans manned them, and the lines were once again bypassed instead.<ref>http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maginot_Line</ref>
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