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Yes, exactly! His childhood act of defacing the house and stealing a part of it for himself was the beginning of his fierce and consuming envy. Little by little, he destroys the family who possess The Hundreds. I love the creepy ending for the creepy narrator and the object of his desire.
and of course Carolien is supposed to have said You! before she fell to her death.
Somewhat a bit of sympathetic magic in stealing the acorn, yes?
Yes it was as though he has to have a part of the house to keep with him.
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Jan 28, 2012 12:08PM
Yes, exactly! His childhood act of defacing the house and stealing a part of it for himself was the beginning of his fierce and consuming envy. Little by little, he destroys the family who possess The Hundreds. I love the creepy ending for the creepy narrator and the object of his desire.
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and of course Carolien is supposed to have said You! before she fell to her death.
Somewhat a bit of sympathetic magic in stealing the acorn, yes?
Yes it was as though he has to have a part of the house to keep with him.
