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Yea, her moving in with them was weird, but it seemed like they were giving her what she needed — loving parental figures. What do you think about it?
That part was very strange. Camille was the ultimate unreliable narrator. I thought for sure the novel would end with her in a psyche hospital where we find out she killed the girls and made Amma, Curtis, and his wife up.
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Aug 24, 2021 09:37PM
Yea, her moving in with them was weird, but it seemed like they were giving her what she needed — loving parental figures. What do you think about it?
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That part was very strange. Camille was the ultimate unreliable narrator. I thought for sure the novel would end with her in a psyche hospital where we find out she killed the girls and made Amma, Curtis, and his wife up.
