Hmm. It does preserve some of the mystery that she didn't write the full will, only a part of it. One other possibility they seem to have written off in this chapter is whether the dad might have been that one in three to find it and have added that line himself?It's possible she knew he was her brother from the very beginning, which would explain why she called out to him as a random male stranger on a bike to travel and room together with.
It would also mean she has been acting on and off the entire time, so I doubt it, unless they really want to take a knife to the scene where he called her the most noble person he knew.
I also lean toward the possibility that the dad found the letter, felt guilty, and added that part. But who knows! So many twists and turns.So on the last thread, I wrote:
Hmm. It does preserve some of the mystery that she didn't write the full will, only a part of it. One other possibility they seem to have written off in this chapter is whether the dad might have been that one in three to find it and have added that line himself?
The implied further history between them does address the suspicious first chapter. Maybe he had an accident and has some mild amnesia to have forgotten her...
I think that's a bit too much, as that would imply that she willingly committed incest and is ok with it.It's possible she knew he was her brother from the very beginning, which would explain why she called out to him as a random male stranger on a bike to travel and room together with.
That only makes the entire thing better.I think that's a bit too much, as that would imply that she willingly committed incest and is ok with it.