But...she didn't know him, did she? Marigold was suddenly struck by how badly she to know him.
Marigold feels a sudden realization that she doesn't truly know the person she is interested in, prompting her to question her understanding of him. This moment highlights her desire to connect on a deeper level and acknowledge the gaps in her knowledge about him.
Her reflection reveals a sense of longing and curiosity, emphasizing that her feelings are connected to a wish to truly understand and get to know him better, beyond surface impressions. This inner conflict adds emotional depth to her experience within the story.
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