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* Lavasteam may represent the second of the four noble truths of Buddhism, being, "greed, pride and the loss of a loved one" showing how [[Miney|King Miney]] feared he would be betrayed by his brother, [[Moe]], and forced Lavasteam to turn into a giant mine. | * Lavasteam may represent the second of the four noble truths of Buddhism, being, "greed, pride and the loss of a loved one" showing how [[Miney|King Miney]] feared he would be betrayed by his brother, [[Moe]], and forced Lavasteam to turn into a giant mine. | ||
* As stated by [[Pirate Beard]] and supported by other villager quotes, [[Watersong]] and Lavasteam may geographically be close to each other. | * As stated by [[Pirate Beard]] and supported by other villager quotes, [[Watersong]] and Lavasteam may geographically be close to each other. | ||
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