She didn't have any intention of crying. The tears caught her by surprise. She knew she was behaving like a child, that she was being terribly foolish and emotional, but she didn't know how to stop herself.Judith? His thumb brushed away one of the tears on her cheek. Tell me why you're crying.There weren't any flowers. Iain, there should have been flowers.Her voice had been so soft, he wasn't certain he understood her. Flowers? he asked.Where weren't there any flowers?He waited for her to explain, but she stubbornly remained silent. He squeezed her.In the chapel.What chapel?The one you don't have, she answered.
The character finds herself unexpectedly in tears, realizing she is acting childishly and can't control her emotions. Despite her awareness of her foolishness, the situation overwhelms her, leaving her vulnerable and confused.
In a moment of tenderness, Iain tries to comfort her, wiping away her tears and seeking to understand the reason for her distress. The absence of flowers seems to symbolize something deeper for her, possibly a lack of acknowledgment or support in a significant moment. When pressed for an explanation, she refers to a chapel that doesn't exist, hinting at her feelings of loss or unmet expectations.
