The idea of smoke and dark clouds again gives off a negative vibe and emphasizes the pain and embarrassment Granny suffered on her would-be wedding day. Most followers of Christianity believe that death will reunite us with loved ones that have already passed away. On her death bed, Granny sees visions of Hapsy, her deceased daughter...
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On her death bed, Granny sees visions of Hapsy, her deceased daughter. The reader can assume that Hapsy possibly died during pregnancy or childbirth because Granny sees her carrying a child in her arms. However, the visions of Hapsy and the child become "filmsy", bringing back the imagery of clouds. Granny also envisions herself on a cart with a man whose face she does not see but she recognizes him because of his hands...
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