A silver sword lies across pale paper and sprigs of heather, with a thin curl of mist rising above it.

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Sunda Kastagir

Macleod, it's good to see you again. It seems like a hundred years.

— Highlander ‧ 1986

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What it means

Our interpretation.

A welcome reunion is described through an unusually long measure of time. The century makes the interval feel enormous, but the wording presents it as an impression. Without further context, the greeting does not establish whether that span is an exaggeration or an actual duration.

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