"Then we would be equals," she says, almost as if expected. "I will help you find the door," she adds.
It isn't, she would argue really, that she wants him (though she does). It is that they are bound together. As if they are not quite the people they are capable of being when apart. After all, look what she became.
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It isn't, she would argue really, that she wants him (though she does). It is that they are bound together. As if they are not quite the people they are capable of being when apart. After all, look what she became.