"... the nuns of Montglane Abbey are forced to unearth a secret buried for a thousand years within their fortress walls. As the women scatter across the world they take with them the pieces of a mystical chess set given to Charlemagne by eight mysterious Moors. Embedded in each piece of chess service is a code. Whomever reassembles the pieces can play a game of unlimited power - a game that will bring about the end of all kings."
Or so it says here.
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What's "whomever"?
ejh (qualified librarian) - you had me doubting my sanity!
whom*ev*er
objective case of WHOEVER
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Oxford American Desk Dictionary and Thesaurus, 2003 Handmark (Palm) Edition
Is it not the same in British English? But the given usage was incorrect.
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