- Alternative Character Interpretation: While not stated explicitly, it's implied Keturah is depressed, as she feels a near-constant sorrow and only lets it go after dying. This turns the ending from bittersweet to heartbreaking.
- Tear Jerker: The ending of the book has a moment where Keturah's grandmother is the very last in her family to die, and is initially angry at her husband and Keturah before being gently told someone had to be the last.
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