Some sharp-eyed fans noticed that the sticky note was in Emily’s own handwriting. The “I” in “I can’t stay” matches her diary script. This suggests Emily has dissociated and is referring to herself in the third person. Is she running away—or worse?
I can’t shake the memory of three nights ago, when I was standing in the attic, dust motes dancing in the shaft of light, when the floorboard gave way under my weight. I fell onto a hidden compartment—a small wooden box, half-buried in old newspapers. Inside, there was a photograph of a young woman I didn’t recognize, holding a silver key that glimmered even in the dim light. The back of the photo was scrawled with the same looping script: “For when the tide turns.” emilys diary episode 23 exclusive
(L.M. Montgomery) : In this classic novel, Emily Byrd Starr keeps a "Jimmy-book" (diary) to record her life at New Moon. The narrative explores her "acute pangs of suppression" when she is unable to write. Some sharp-eyed fans noticed that the sticky note
I made a mental note to call Rachel later and discuss our summer plans. And maybe, just maybe, I'll find a way to muster up the courage to talk to Alex. Is she running away—or worse
Just a little book review of Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries
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