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Pauline is desolate without her, and the two begin an intense correspondence, writing not only as themselves, but in the roles of the royal couple of Borovnia.
For both of them, their fantasy life becomes a useful escape when under stress in the real world, and the two engage in increasingly violent, even murderous, fantasies about people who oppress them.
Juliet's father blames the intensity of the relationship on Pauline and speaks to her parents, who take her to a doctor.
The doctor suspects that Pauline is homosexual, and considers this a cause of her increasing anger at her mother as well as her bulimia.
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