They were already in love and both of them knew it, but for both it was too fast.
The characters in Mark Helprin's "In Sunlight and in Shadow" find themselves in a powerful yet complex relationship. They are aware of their deep feelings for each other, recognizing that they are already in love. However, they also share a mutual understanding that the pace of their emotions is overwhelming, leading them to hesitate in fully embracing their love.
This tension between love and timing reflects the intricate dance of romance, highlighting how even strong feelings can be complicated by the fear of moving too quickly. Their awareness of their love, juxtaposed with the reluctance to act on it, adds depth to their journey together.
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