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Paragraph two in the analysis is rubbish, sorry, curious... Why?: (1) 'Nita' may contemplate sending a letter to 'Bett' but she doesn't do it, and (2) you'd be a moron if you didn't get the role shift around one page into the fairytale 'Nita' is telling the intruder... Still a great short story; with true Alice Munro twists! 62.44.138.158 ( talk) 13:32, 27 October 2020 (UTC) reply