Gabrielle turned to Colm. These men will be of interest to you. Colm looked them over. Why is that? he asked. With her back to the infidels, she whispered, They like to dig holes.
In a pivotal moment, Gabrielle turns to Colm and piques his interest in a group of men. This sparks curiosity within Colm, who questions why they should capture his attention. His inquiry signals a deeper connection to their activities.
Gabrielle, discreetly addressing Colm while facing away from the others, reveals that these men have a penchant for digging holes. This simple statement hints at potential significance and intrigue surrounding the men, suggesting hidden motives or upcoming events that may unfold.
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