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Example: A passage detailing the protagonist cleaning out a dresser — the tactile decisions about what to keep and what to discard mirror a psychological inventory. Each garment retained represents a compromise, a reclaimed pleasure, or a redefined boundary. Collins acknowledges that desire rarely travels alone; it arrives entangled with grief, shame, and obligation. Part 2 confronts these entanglements and asks: when is pursuing pleasure an act of self-preservation, and when does it risk becoming an abdication of responsibility? The novel offers no easy answers but insists on ethical attention: consent, transparency, and the ability to hold another person’s limits without coercion.
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