Sree
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Megan Shepherd:
Hello Ma'am, after reading the Madman' daughter trilogy, I was just as mad about this book. I couldn't stop appreciating about your wild imagination and your beautiful style of writing. I have some conclusions and morals that I learned from this novel which I don't want to make it a spoiler, so I wanted to ask you what morals you intended at the end of this trilogy to the readers?
Megan Shepherd
Sree, I'm thrilled that you're mad for the book! I try not to impose morals on my readers; I prefer for them to be able to take away their own messages from it based on their own experiences and interpretation. Personally, writing the book helped me grapple with big questions about the line between human and animal, playing God, and if there's a purpose to the darkness in life. I hope you found some useful moral questions as well!
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Vicky
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Megan Shepherd:
Okay, you can tell me if I'm way off the mark here...but I've got a different perspective of what happened at the end of 'A Cold Legacy'. To keep this spoiler friendly I'm going to be a little cryptic-- I think that Montgomery lied to Juliet (about you-know-what) ;) No? If there was ever a gal most prone to self-fulfilling prophecies its Miss Moreau. ;)
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