2023-10-12 9:27:54 ¶ ●

“I ate you alive, and you have the temerity to tell me that you’re sorry?” is an underrated line from the pool scene IMO because it connects so tragically with the Great Griddlehark Mismatch, which is that all Gideon wants is to be eaten and all Harrow wants is to never eat Gideon again.

In her most pivotal moment, Harrow confesses her two greatest sins. The second, of course, was that she rolled the rock and walked onto that icy shore, but the first was how she used Gideon. How she isolated her, abused her, relagated her to a life of abject misery, made her both a whipping girl and a meat pumpkin. Harrow ate Gideon’s childhood and she ate Gideon’s future and she only truly came to regret this after it was too late.

“i gave you my whole life and you didn’t even want it” like, yeah. Harrow didn’t want it. Harrow wanted to give it back.