Though I cared little to none about your and Mrs. Dorothea’s marriage, I feel Sir James Chettam was her best option, but that is in the past so we will move on from that topic before I start to get flustered. Anyways, I feel you are a bit over exaggerating. I dare say your marriage was poor, especially to compare to Septimus and Rezia’s marriage! I mean my goodness, Septimus had a illness that completely engrossed his mind. The poor dear! I do hope his mind is at rest and peaceful now that he is no longer with us. I can’t even fathom to think how his mind was working, besides the depth we were able to divulge into, that made him think taking his own life was better than living. Gives me the chills and makes my stomach a bit nauseous to think about it in all honesty! But, back to you dear Mr. Casaubon, I can’t help to think your…experienced age was the key difference in your marriage. You can’t put all the blame on your wife that you lacked what your cousin or nephew or whatever he is to you, Will made up for. She is a young girl and I feel she deserved a younger match than yourself hun. The point of all this babble that I’m trying to say is that again, I feel you are not relatable to Septimus’ situation and life whatsoever. Writing a…intriguing novel about the Key to all Mythologies your whole isolated life is nothing compared to fighting and experiencing World War I! This is just like you Mr. Casaubon to complain about the smallest things that aren’t ideal in your life.

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