These times of war and ruin will pass, and by love, you will be renewed and all terrible things shall be undone. Do you hear me, Fin Button?” Jeannot pushed the hair from her face and though shaking yet, Fin nodded. “In the name of God I drew you from the water, and in his name shall you be delivered home. A.S. Peterson
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The first time we hear of Jeannot and Fin is when they are in the water. They are both rescued, and as a result, they become close friends. Thanks to Jeannot's bravery and Fin's ability to be a good friend and listen to her, they are both able to leave their ordeal alive. Later on, Fin is still alive but Jeannot has died. Thanks to the power of friendship, the two are reunited once more.

Source: Fiddlers Green

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