I stared at the woman who betrayed me. I shouted, "How could you? We are both daughters of Dessalines." She stood perfectly still. She did not blink. She did not look away with her dry eyes. By
The narrator expresses profound betrayal by a woman she believed was an ally, reminding her of their shared heritage as daughters of Dessalines, a significant figure in their history. This moment is filled with emotional intensity, highlighting the weight of their connection and the shock of the betrayal.
The woman's unyielding demeanor adds to the tension, as she remains emotionless and unblinking in the face of the narrator's accusation. This contrast illustrates the complexity of their relationship and the deep sense of hurt that accompanies such a profound sense of betrayal.
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