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While some readers acknowledge the siblings' potential resentment over their father's new family, they universally condemn Mielle's murderous actions. The chapter also generates confusion regarding the family tree and the uncanny physical resemblance between the unrelated Aria and Mielle. A re-reader notes a key moment of foreshadowing in a poem Mielle recites, suggesting she may later attempt to kill her father. 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