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That's what I am wondering often about - what is love anyway apart from feeling deeply for some and desiring to be with them. Well, that is love in the romantic sense. So from that stand point clearly.
I think young Sancia was very preoccupied by playing games and enjoying herself, enjoying seeing that she had power over people because of her beauty.
I'm just wondering if that changed with age and that therefore that reconciliation attempt was made so close to her death.
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Happy thoughts,
Nina
You might want to rethink marrying the lines "Kids are dead! Kids are dead!" ("Happy days are here again.").
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