hire a boat and try to catch her up. So long as I board her before we reach Le Havre, it should be all right
In "Dragonfly in Amber" by Diana Gabaldon, the protagonist is eager to pursue someone important to her and considers hiring a boat to catch up with that person. She believes that as long as she can board the boat before they arrive at Le Havre, everything will turn out fine. This determination highlights her urgency and commitment to reconnecting with the individual she values. It sets the stage for an adventure where timing and action play crucial roles in the unfolding story, demonstrating the character's willingness to take risks for love and connection.
In "Dragonfly in Amber" by Diana Gabaldon, the protagonist is eager to pursue someone important to her and considers hiring a boat to catch up with that person. She believes that as long as she can board the boat before they arrive at Le Havre, everything will turn out fine.
This determination highlights her urgency and commitment to reconnecting with the individual she values. It sets the stage for an adventure where timing and action play crucial roles in the unfolding story, demonstrating the character's willingness to take risks for love and connection.
