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Changed 'Tih'ahnah' to 'Tee'ahnah.' The former seems to ugly and awkward to be correct.
---Except that it IS "Tih'ahnah." Myst IV showed this in the family tree carving on Tomahna -- the D'ni symbol used was the "ih" sound, not the "ee."
Hmm... do we *know* that she dies on Myst Island? AFAIK it's possible she was just buried there. Etcetera 02:07, 23 November 2006 (UTC)