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- 1 2 13:25/22:01 of "Partic-Inaction" Raven and her uncle speak on Wapos Bay Aboriginal Radio: "Ladies and Gentlemen of Wapos Bay, this is Jacob Morin, band counselor. I'm here with my niece, Raven Marasti. We're here to talk about healthier choices.
- ↑ In "The Hardest Lesson" Raven asks "you know I'm seven, right?" to Devon's mother.
- ↑ In "Too Deadly" Raven's female friend comments that a boy in grade 7 is 1460 days (4 years) older than her.
- ↑ in "The Hardest Lesson" Jacob says "hi nephew" to Talon and Talon replies "hi uncle Jacob".
- ↑ In "Too Deadly", Talon mentions that Raven is 1460 days (4 years) younger than him, who had previously been established to be the same number of days younger than a boy assumed to be in grade 5. She is specified as being 7 in "Hardest Lesson".
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- ↑ in "Patients, Lee Wilson says "hi Cyril" causing Mushom to reply "Tansi"
- ↑ the given name of both Mushom and Mr. Marasti are also used in the Holmes episode
- 1 2 3 4 5 Morin, Jacob. "It Came From Out There". Wapos Bay.
Hi dad, hi mom
- ↑ "Time Management". Wapos Bay. 11 minutes in. Target Acquired: Jacob Morin. Height: 5'9 Weight: 110lbs Eye Color: Brown Likes: Slow walks along the beach Dislikes: Break up of the Bee Gees
- ↑ T-Bear says on the radio "my father Jacob Moren" in "The Hardest Lesson"
- ↑ In "The Hardest Lesson" when T-Bear mentions his father raising him alone, Talon comments "that must have been hard on uncle Jacob."
- ↑ The correct spelling is displayed on the web site near the end of "Hardest Lesson".
- ↑ Lawrence Durocher on IMDb https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1096403/
- ↑ Credits screen for Inuktitut language of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLGps2yMbfQ&t=1378
- ↑ Lorne Cardina on IMDb https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0136482/
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