Mary doesn't say anything to that, but nods, if a little grudgingly.
She's already said she will. It is not as if it is a choice she can make. She doesn't need to repeat it, she thinks.
She still does not know how much she believes about if it will help Lucy, once she's gone to the place where everything (they say) is love, and angels and harps and things. But Lucy thinks it now, and Lucy is stubborn, and Mary is stubborn too but she is also tired.
And Lucy, she feels, will keep saying it regardless.
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Date: 2007-07-07 06:45 am (UTC)She's already said she will. It is not as if it is a choice she can make. She doesn't need to repeat it, she thinks.
She still does not know how much she believes about if it will help Lucy, once she's gone to the place where everything (they say) is love, and angels and harps and things. But Lucy thinks it now, and Lucy is stubborn, and Mary is stubborn too but she is also tired.
And Lucy, she feels, will keep saying it regardless.