We are bound,you and I, and nothing on this earth shall part me from you.One large hand rose to stroke my hair. D'ye mind the blood vow that I swore ye when we wed? Yes,I think so.'Blood of my blood,bone of my bone...' I give ye my body, that we may be one, he finished. Aye, and I have kept that vow, Sassenach,and so have you. He turned me slightly, and one hand cupped itself gently over the tiny swell of my stomach.
The passage expresses a deep emotional bond between two characters, emphasizing their unbreakable connection and commitment to each other. One character recalls the solemn vow they made during their wedding, which is a pledge of unity and shared life. The mention of the "blood vow" signifies a powerful promise that intertwines their identities and fates, suggesting that their love transcends mere words.
The gesture of one character stroking the other's hair and gently touching her stomach further illustrates their intimacy and the profound significance of their relationship. It highlights the physical expression of love and the shared anticipation of new life, reinforcing their commitment not only as partners but as future parents. This moment encapsulates the themes of loyalty, love, and shared destiny central to their story in "Dragonfly in Amber."
