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The author responds to discussions of her paper, Strangers in Paradise: Trevor, Marley, and Me: Reggae Music and the Foreigner Other. She takes up consideration of interpellation, signification, and transgression, within the context of a culturally charged psychoanalytic relationship in which Reggae music becomes the river of song upon which patient and analyst are transported.