This quote was said by Freya Timms. This quote was thought by Freya when she was thinking about her sister Sally who had gone missing 9 years prior. What this quote means is that when you lose someone and you know they’re dead (grief) it may hurt for the time being, but it will eventually stop bleeding and stop hurting. When someone is lost and there’s the tiny hope that they may still be alive (hope) the wound never heals. It keeps bleeding and bleeding until you can find closure.
Clearly, Freya is in great pain. She is describing her experience with her sister’s disappearance as an “incurable hemophilia” which indicates that she would rather know that her sister was dead than continue hoping that one day she will show up again. One would
Clearly, Freya is in great pain. She is describing her experience with her sister’s disappearance as an “incurable hemophilia” which indicates that she would rather know that her sister was dead than continue hoping that one day she will show up again. One would