Chapter 3

It seems like Agatha and Georgie saw the world very differently. Agatha wanted to leave home and learn more, she was not contend with Placid. Georgie is a tomboy that is content to carry on the family business, the store. Despite these differences they have a strong bond and cannot stay mad with one another for long. Their love is strong and deep. I do not think Agatha really knew if she wanted to marry Billy or Mr. Olmstead because she didn't stay mad at her sister long. She just wanted more than Placid could offer, or more than a living as an inheritance that is as good as any as Georgie put it. I think Agatha knew she was going to go that night in bed that Georgie was remembering. She just didn't how, when or with whom. I wonder what was said between Billy and her when they kissed?