lunabee34

I LOVED THIS BOOK, SFM. I loved Gideon, but mainly for Gideon, but this book was so meta and talk about unreliable narrators and it really is a long exploration of grief and trauma and memory, with none left beef. I adored it.

Is the whole Harrow hallucinates and hears things and whatever a thing that actually happens back to her childhood or a manifestation of her brain surgery? And what about The Body? Has Harrow been seeing her all along, or does The Body just manifest after she does the brain surgery?

I had to look up some wikis when I first read it, lol, but I think when Harrow opened the tomb of the Body/Undying One (where God's death is?), she could do it because she had fought with Gideon, and had God's DNA under her nails. That is why he was so certain she couldn't open it. Then The Body literally haunts her for the rest of her life, which is why Gideon tells Ianthe they have no chance with her (sob). I don't think Harrow hallucinates other than that.