Daisy Winters (2017)
8/10
Cookies for change. Sleeping with the daises.
14 March 2020
How could 11-year-old Daisy be put in such a position? To desire, to enact, to do. So gruesome. So real. So really gruesome. Oh, how we ignore what's right in front of our eyes. Aunt Margaret the driver, turned out to be correct.

The use of technology, the weird old women down the road - a facilitator. The ruse. So difficult. So easy to pull off. Until it unravels. The mother of her best (only) friend. The teacher looking on longingly as she ticks the boxes. The solitary geek stranger neighbour. Doug the watcher. Devolved but involved. The saviour? The saviour becomes facilitator too.

The conspiracy starts within. Both obvious and inevitable. Gruesome becomes reality. Until, cookies for change.

Daisy the manipulated manipulator. How could 11-year-old Daisy be put in such a position? To desire, to enact, to do. Daisy loved mum too much. Mum loved Daisy too much. Pot brownies to loosen the nerves. Let the unravelling begin.

Hard secret Nobody knows Nobody cares Nobody can penetrate defences

Sleeping with the daises. A glance in a wing mirror. The bible attests all my love Robert - really?
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