Ophelia Grey, a cursed girl. Her great-grandmother, grandmother, and mother all died of “love,” without exception. The Greys are a cursed family, and every Grey is fated to grow old alone or die for love.
“My dear Ophelia, every Grey in our family has struggled against loneliness. May you never be alone again.”
Theodore Nott: You know what my name means. If I could, I would make myself your gift and break this doomed fate with you.
Blaise Zabini: Sincerity is the most fragile thing of all, and hatred lasts longer than love. Whether Grey or Ophelia, your name foretells the future completely. Ophelia, how am I supposed to wager?
Leo Suoran: Since you want to break the curse too, why not take me along? I’ll stay by your side forever, faithful until death. Perhaps the answer is right in front of you, Lia?
A tribute to One Hundred Years of Solitude and Hamlet
