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On the second night of our marriage, she died as you know it, in my arms. I don't think she knows it yet. But it won't be long until she does discover it. We were quite alive when you found us; she was in an hypnotic state induced by her condition. ON THE SECOND NIGHT OF OUR MARRIAGE SHE DIED AS YOU KNOW IT IN MY ARM I DON'T THINK SHE KNOWS IT YET BUT IT WON'T BE LONG UNTIL SHE DOES DISCOVER IT WE WERE QUITE ALIVE WHEN YOU FOUND US SHE WAS IN A HYPNOTIC STATE INDUCED BY HER CONDITION
had known she would. I replied frankly, sparing her nothing. I told her that the fact that this life had been wished on me, as it were, gave me some rights, and that I could tell her how to rid herself of me, if she wished. Then she turned to me, her large, lovely eyes thoughtful. "Tod, dearest," she said softly, "I must die some day, really die, so what difference does it make when? I only know that I love you. Why wait until I'm decrepit and alone, with only a few memories to look back on? Why not now, with you, where life doesn't really stop? With all I've read about this, don't you think I could free myself if I wished?" I still wonder if she really believed me. We were married three days later. I never told her what her life with me would be like—that one day I would desert her, fearing and hating her rivalry for the very source of my life, and the ghastly chain would continue. I couldn't. I loved her so, Morris, can you understand that? I couldn't betray her then and I can't now. RGIVE ME MARIA ASKED ME DIRECTLY AS YOU HAD KNOWN SHE WOULD I REPLIED FRANKLY SPARING HER NOTHING I TOLD HER THAT THE FACT THAT THIS LIFE HAD BEEN WISHED ON ME AS IT WERE GAVE ME SOME RIGHT AND THAT I COULD TELL HER HOW TO RID HERSELF OF ME IF SHE WISHED THEN SHE TURNED TO ME HER LARGE LOVELY EYES THOUGHTFUL TOD DEAREST SHE SAID SOFTLY I MUST DIE SOME DAY REALLY DIE SO WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE WHEN I ONLY KNOW THAT I LOVE YOU WHY WAIT UNTIL I'M DECREPIT AND ALONE WITH ONLY A FEW MEMORIES TO LOOK BACK ON WHY NOT NOW WITH YOU WHERE LIFE DOESN'T REALLY STOP WITH ALL I'VE READ ABOUT THIS DON'T YOU THINK I COULD FREE MYSELF IF I WISHED I STILL WONDER IF SHE REALLY BELIEVED ME WE WERE MARRIED THREE DAYS LATER I NEVER TOLD HER WHAT HER LIFE WITH ME WOULD BE LIKE THAT ONE DAY I WOULD DESERT HER FEARING AND HATING HER RIVALRY FOR THE VERY SOURCE OF MY LIFE AND THE GHASTLY CHAIN WOULD CONTINUE I COULDN'T I LOVED HER SO MORRIS CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THAT I COULDN'T BETRAY HER THEN AND I CAN'T NOW
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