What is your name? I asked, voice hoarse.Alexandria, she repeated in a soft voice I'd never heard Alex use in real life.And who am I?Aiden. She smiled, and I flinched. You are my Master.
In the novel "Elixir" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a pivotal exchange occurs between two characters, Aiden and Alexandria. Aiden, struggling to identify the person before him, poses the question, "What is your name?" Alexandria responds softly, revealing her true identity, which surprises him with its tenderness. This encounter highlights Aiden's vulnerability and uncertainty.
As the dialogue continues, Aiden learns more about his role and relationship with Alexandria. Her response, "You are my Master," carries weight, reflecting a complex dynamic between them. This revelation emphasizes the themes of power and connection within the story, setting the stage for further exploration of their intertwined fates.
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