“This will be the end, I know,” Lili had cried to a friend on learning that Sean was headed back to Vietnam that March. Interviewed by the Palm Beach Daily News the day after her only child, and only living blood relative, was reported missing, she quoted the close of the letter he had written to her minutes before his flight from Saigon to Phnon Penh. As if he shared Lili’s sense of foreboding and was bracing her for the news to come, he encouraged her to take comfort in “this idea that all things here in the world are God’s toys, you, me, Cambodia. Make peace with Him and your heart is still. Do you know how to do it? Watch the plants, rains, sunsets, bugs, the changes in the wind, sea and clouds. Watch them and relax in peace. There is a place for all us.
“Must go,
Love, Sean”
from: http://www.thenervousbreakdown.com/drhaney/2013/02/nowhere_men/
Sean Flynn – self portrait
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