It binds and oppresses; it lashes and it strangles. Tied together as this couple is, the reader may wonder whether the equilibrium restored to their marriage at the end is merely a temporary respite: Is their need for each other sufficient to overcome the inertia of this kind of anger and bitterness? Like the crab apple fruit itself, the marriage of this pair may well survive on the strength of these intense emotions: Hatred, for them, may be the obverse side of love’s coin. In any case, the narrator remains detached from commentary, and the reader must accept the ambiguity of the conclusion. Certainly, their marriage is a hell of their own making.
It binds and oppresses; it lashes and it strangles. Tied together as this couple is, the reader may wonder whether the equilibrium restored to their marriage at the end is merely a temporary respite: Is their need for each other sufficient to overcome the inertia of this kind of anger and bitterness? Like the crab apple fruit itself, the marriage of this pair may well survive on the strength of these intense emotions: Hatred, for them, may be the obverse side of love’s coin. In any case, the narrator remains detached from commentary, and the reader must accept the ambiguity of the conclusion. Certainly, their marriage is a hell of their own making.
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