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"DO NOT READ : SPOILER ALERT" Deciphering Reality: The Manuscript vs. The Letter in "Verity"



Verity by Colleen Hoover is one the most thrilling and mind playing novel of all time. The story

plays around Verity an author of one of the most popular novels. But since she goes through a

horrible car crash, her husband Jeremy brings a struggling author, Lowen to complete the rest

series of Verity since she’s paralyzed and unknowing of what’s happening around her.

But Verity was faking it after all. Lowen finds her manuscript where she finds Verity’s entries

about how she tries killing her twins when they were in her womb because she thinks her

husband wouldn’t love her the same, how she hated them because of that and how she killed

her twin Harper by letting her drown in the lake after the death of her other twin Chastin. She

also wrote the entry in which she writes about how she planned her death because

her husband Jeremy suspects her on their child Harper’s death. On addition to it, Lowen finds

Verity move and suspects her before reading the manuscript. But after reading the manuscript

she comes to a conclusion that Verity is faking her injury. As she shows and tells Jeremy about

this, he gets furious and kills Verity.

But a few days later when Lowen, Jeremy and his son shift away from the mansion Lowen finds

a letter. In which Verity tells about how the manuscript was just an exercise for writing her

novels because the novels she wrote was from the villain’s point of view, therefore she made

entries where she made herself the villain of her life by changing the details of her own entries

making an incident look planned and evil. So tries to justify herself by telling that she did not kill her own daughter.

The whole book makes us believe that Verity was indeed the Villain of their life, but the letter

puts us a dilemma.


~An Enigmatic entity

P.S. ".........So which do you believe the manuscript or the letter?"

 
 
 

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