Love at Second Sight

The dialogue between Edith and Aylmer reveals their complex relationship, marked by Aylmer's recovery from war and Edith's concern for him. Aylmer expresses frustration with how women often treat wounded men, while Edith balances her empathy with a desire for normalcy. Their conversation shifts from personal feelings to broader topics, such as literature and the war, highlighting their intellectual connection. The tension between Aylmer's eagerness to return to war and Edith's protective instincts adds depth to their interactions, showcasing themes of love, trauma, and resilience.