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You guys did a great job in highlighting the psychological aspects of Lucy in addition to the plot and the connection that Lucy had to William. Nicely done!!!
Natziri and I really enjoyed your dissection of ‘Oh William!’ thus far. We liked the concept of codependency that was described with the examples of her behavior and attachment to William. Her action of washing her mouth reminded us of the song “Soap” by Melanie Martinez. We thought that with her mentality, she is liable to return to William if he ever approached her again.
The Trees South group enjoyed your discussion on Lucy’s relationships especially her divorce with William. Overall, gr8 insight and can’t wait to give the book a read!