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“For a long time, all through my childhood, I thought my mother was a martyr and a saint, or at the very least angelically good. Now I realise she was simply mistaken.”
Frances Gapper, Saints and Adventurers
“These memories, so clear, came as a shock. Since his death, I had hardly thought about him. He went, ceased to be so completely, leaving only a sort of emptiness.
But he was real, my brother. He was real, he was a part of my life, I loved him, he died. So simple, so difficult still to accept.”
Frances Gapper, Saints and Adventurers
“I had never heard of this great-aunt. Sometimes I think my grandmother makes them up, invents new role models for me according to her whim of the moment. I like this habit. It’s nice having an extendable family, imaginatively fluid; fixed relatives can be such a pain.”
Frances Gapper, Saints and Adventurers