Here’s part one, and yes, some of this will be difficult to understand without having read it. I should also note that there’s more of my own interpretations in this part—especially so with the second story, which Brann doesn’t do much with. Thus, the Helen in this post is more of a mix of Eva Brann’s and my own, though both of us are striving after H…
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