That is exactly what she says, Lord Saxon. She claims my madness in envisioning this place drove my Romeo to take his life, and that I must pray for all the souls I have ruined with my delusions. And if I am not earnest enough in my prayers, she will not give me bread and water. She has already denied me one crust of bread.

[But - if it's the Animus.... Oh, would that it were! Then she really would be here, and not walled up for the rest of her life. She nods vigorously.]

I - do you really think that it is a trick of the Animus? Both places seem so real.... But, I hope that you are correct, Lord Saxon. I want more than anything for that to be the case.