He went ahead and married Tanya during that time, too, giving her a wedding that half the county talked about for weeks. Dan's mother Irene, his twin ...rother Dale, Kerry, Dale's slaves, their old nanny Rosario and her daughters, certain of Celia's friends (part of the trap), and Dan's former boss Sarai all showed up for the wedding, some of them very surprised at the RSVP that they got."I'm very happy for you both, Dan. I hope that you know that. She is a very lucky woman, but clearly a good. They had married just out of college and devoted themselves to their husbands. All their lives they had sacrificed themselves to the wishes of others beginning with their parents and continuing with their boyfriends, husbands and families. The boyfriends, husbands and families took them for granted as they were focused on their own interests and ambitions. These women were starved for attention and affection. They were easy prey to any unscrupulous man who would listen to them and tell them. . . . my feelings could abrogate our agreement and end our friendship! I thought that night of the line in the poem, ‘The Cremation of Sam McGee’ that went something like, ‘. . .a promise made is a debt unpaid.’ Shortly before ‘Lights out’ when Bambi left her bed to go to the bathroom, I noticed her female form . . .her long black hair shining in the dim light as it framed a the delicate features and creamy complexion of her face. Her shorty nightie momentarily moulded itself to her body as she. When we arrive we first had trouble finding the place but then we saw her out in the field and went to talk to her. ‘My dad tried talking to her but she was talking weird. Then we saw a couple of people come up and explain that they were there to take her away. They said that she was an escapee from the state hospital and they were there to take her back so she would not hurt herself. ‘As we were walking away, I thought I heard her say remember the curse, but my dad kept on walking so I thought.