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Josie asked this question about The Story of the Lost Child (Neapolitan Novels, #4):
Do you think the Solaras took Tina?
Kateřina I have an alternate epilogue for me.
Because I think about that. It is too hard for me that I don't know, what happened with Tina and what is the worse…moreI have an alternate epilogue for me.
Because I think about that. It is too hard for me that I don't know, what happened with Tina and what is the worse - her parents don't know. So I try to believe that Tina is alive and Lila find that.

If someone sold Tina - however, she was very clever and maybe charismatic child - she maybe got chance arise her potential. She could be a great student and - maybe later - a scientist / writer / historian ... And one day, she could have an article in some magazine - with a photo. In this case, Lila could recognize her - they were very similar - e.g. Nino remarked that. And thus Lila (or Enzo first) could get contact her daughter.

Maybe it's naive, but I'm looking for some options...
Maybe those dolls might have been a sign to the reader that even the long lost ones can be found.(less)
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