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No, I don't mind traveling alone. I do it all the time, she answered, aware she was allowing too much time to go by before she answered. They were all going to think she wasn't quite bright.You're very brave, Harry said. Haven't you heard the rumors? Don't you see that most of the villagers hang garlic on their doors?That made her laugh, her first feeling since she'd awakened. I've read all the legends, Mr. Summers, but I'm a pretty modern woman. Isn't half the lure of coming to this region Bram Stoker's ? It's fun and interesting and that little bit scary. A perfect vacation.
by Christine Feehan
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The conversation reveals the character's comfort with solo travel and her awareness of how others perceive her. She recognizes that she may seem foolish for taking her time to respond, but dismisses their judgments. Her companion, Harry, highlights the village's superstitions, linking garlic to a fear of the unknown. This makes her laugh, indicating a moment of connection and humor.

She embraces the myths surrounding the area, citing Bram Stoker's influence and seeing the potential for adventure and excitement in the legends. For her, the thrill of the unknown adds to the allure of her travels, making it an enticing experience rather than something to fear.

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