We are doing a character profile of Elizabeth this month.
14: Not a quote, but a scene:
The anger that came from Charlie made me wish I didn’t have that telepathic connection with him. “It doesn’t matter. He’s been missing for so long, he’s probably dead anyway.”
Remorse filtered into the place of the anger.
I shrunk into my seat. “I want to go home and wake up from this nightmare. I’ll wake up, go to the meeting, we’ll have an argument about logistics, again. You can tell me off for paying off another client’s debt and all the interest you lost, and I will call you a heartless bastard.” I sucked air through my nose and let it out slowly. “And everything will be the way it’s supposed to be. Everything would be okay.” –Elizabeth: Family Ties
15: She dreamt of killing her brother once. It’s why she convinced her husband to move far away from her family.
16: After her husband’s death, she would escape to her house in Perdita, away from the city. In the evening, she would sit at an old fire pit to watch the sunset.
17: She actually mentions it in Transformation: Place in this World by Michael W. Smith.
