Сlock in the world fallen behind for eternity since she found herself in prison. Miranda tries to escape several times, but Clegg is always able to stop her. Miranda considers that she can't be regarded as the prisoner if she doesn't try to escape. She also tries to seduce him in order to convince him to let her go. She is one of the most beautiful specimens of his collection. When she tries to flutter her wings to get out, Caliban (one more his name) is experiencing the deepest hatred for her. The only result is that he becomes confused and angry. When Clegg keeps refusing to let her go, she starts to fantasize about killing him. After a failed attempt at doing so, Miranda passes through a phase of self-loathing, and decides that to kill Clegg would lower her to his level. As such, she then refrains from any further attempts to do so.
The second part is full of dialogues between Miranda and Caliban. Caliban told his essense, we may understand his outlook. He told that Miranda is everything for him. Without her there will be nothing.
Before she can try to escape again, asks G.V. to not let her die but, unfortunately she becomes seriously ill and dies.
The second part is full of dialogues between Miranda and Caliban. Caliban told his essense, we may understand his outlook. He told that Miranda is everything for him. Without her there will be nothing.
Before she can try to escape again, asks G.V. to not let her die but, unfortunately she becomes seriously ill and dies.
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Сlock in the world fallen behind for eternity - WHAT IS IT SUPPOSED TO MEAN?
... but Clegg always MANAGES to stop her.
When she tries to flutter her wings to get out, Caliban (one more his name) experiencES the deepest hatred for her. she starts to fantasize (N0 'about') killing him.