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But Mary is not thinking about grandmothers. Whether the subject is death, war, wine, or nature, Mary's brain always find a path that leads to her little girl, to her first child. And when she asks herself if she ever wants that to end, she has no answer. They go on talking, the men, but she is no longer listening. She cannot listen anymore. — Mary and The Birth of Frankenstein, by Anne Eekhout