>I think in Seattle Farmers we have assumed that
>Orlanth is Ernalda's year-husband. He typically gets
>his contract renewed, but obviously couldn't while he
>was in exile.
That is not my assumption. I think they are an example of "Husband and Wife," where both participants have equal property, status, and responsibility.
During exile, Orlanth could not fulfill his normal responsibilities.
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