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And she writes back, coldly informing him that he has another thing coming.

Imaginary Friend: At the end of the first book, Griffin tells Sabine that this is all that she is, his ideal woman that he made up to assuage his loneliness.

Griffin was also adopted by Vereker after his parents died. She seems to have been pretty happy with them.

Happily Adopted: In her letters, Sabine says she was abandoned as a baby and adopted by an Island couple.

In his second postcard to Griffin, he claims the two of them have a "moral and social obligation to allow the scientific community access to your experiences."

For Science!: The reason Frolatti wants to study their telepathic connection.

Alternate Universe: Sabine and Griffin appear to be living in two of these.It was adapted into the interactive fiction computer game Ceremony of Innocence, with Paul McGann and Isabella Rossellini voicing Griffin and Sabine. The two soon become pen pals and begin a long distance relationship, while mysterious forces keep them apart and a strange man investigates their Psychic Link. Sabine soon reveals that for the last 13 years, she has been able to "see" his drawings and paintings as he is creating them. The woman is Sabine Strohem, a citizen of the Sicmon Islands, who somehow knows things about Griffin's art that no one but Griffin himself could know. The story begins when Griffin Moss, an artist living in London, receives a postcard from a woman he's never met. Griffin and Sabine: An Extraordinary Correspondence is a trilogy of epistolary novels written by Nick Bantock.