Agatha had that old feeling of being on the outside of life looking in.
In "Agatha Raisin and the Potted Gardener," the protagonist Agatha experiences a deep sense of alienation, feeling detached from the world around her. This sentiment of being on the periphery of life highlights her struggle to connect with others and fully engage in her surroundings. Agatha's introspection reveals her longing for inclusion and fulfillment, juxtaposed against the vibrant life she observes but feels excluded from.
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