Chapter Thirty Six: 'seeing is much, much more convincing than merely hearing words.'
Discernment(n): the quality of being able to grasp and comprehend what is obscure,.giving good judgement.
The idea of her father having given her away becuase he did not care for her eluded her, sounded beyond absurd. Lorraine had not prepared herself for everything that she was being told, but she had allowed herself to refraim from denial as a crutch and way to hold on to the perfect image of her father that wad in her mind. She believed Zyel when he told her that William was involved in taking Mara's life, it made sense in one way or another. She was never blind to the amount of cruelty that she, and the rest of the palace workers were subjected to because of her father, but if there was one thing sh
