Lucy is struggling with feelings of isolation and guilt, especially in her relationship with Caroline after an incident with Theo. She feels unheard and disconnected, leading to a sense of heaviness and silence that surrounds her. Despite her efforts to improve, the weight of her emotions seems insurmountable. As she reflects on her strained friendship with Caroline, she contemplates leaving a letter expressing her apologies and love before making a drastic decision. The atmosphere in her home is eerily quiet as she grapples with her emotions and eventual actions.
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Caroline is reeling from the news of Lucy's death, struggling to come to terms with the final message Lucy sent her. She is consumed by grief and guilt, unable to find solace in the mundane continuation of life around her. The support from her father feels inadequate in the face of her profound loss. Caroline's internal turmoil and detachment from the world are palpable as she navigates the aftermath of Lucy's passing, including the looming funeral and her conflicted emotions towards attending.
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