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Have a nice night!

(Lying on the floor in a dark room and contemplating murder because my head hurts)

The second and honestly more interesting reason this struck me was because it reminded me of one of my other favourite books, Frankenstein. Paradise Lost is read by Frankensteins creation in the book and is his favourite novel (Henry winter also claims “Milton to my way of thinking is our greatest English poet, greater than Shakespeare,”). And all of a sudden things started to fall into place for me, all the similarities between them, from how large they both were to how they both ended at their own hand. Frankenstein’s creation and Henry Winter. So different and yet the same. Both monsters of their own making. I just think it’s interesting.

Anyways I think this was probably the real last straw for Henry, realizing Bunny was aware of something he wasn’t.

Edit: I just realized I think the reason I love it so much is because I can remember being a young girl and confidently announcing I would never marry a boy and all the adults in my life laughing and shaking there heads, telling me I’d understand it when I got older. Here Camilla is saying something similar, she will never love nor marry a man. Something about it is just so sweetly innocent and it’s nice to know young girls hundreds of years ago may have said the same things we do today.