I dunno, I think she is too talented-a-writer to blurt out direct references to death and suicide - I think it would be concealed better in a metaphor or something.
There's a possibility that 'die' could be a reference to the Elizabethan use of the term 'to die', therefore to have sex. But the rope? SO wrong to have sex with a rope, so very wrong.. so thats not right.
The scarlet letter could be indiciative of an adulterous affair - brandishing a letter to illustrate cuckholding (I think it's 'A' but I don't remember). This goes with 'lies..' too.
'I wish you didn't love me no more' is double negative, so she does love him?
I dunno, I think she is too talented-a-writer to blurt out direct references to death and suicide - I think it would be concealed better in a metaphor or something. There's a possibility that 'die' could be a reference to the Elizabethan use of the term 'to die', therefore to have sex. But the rope? SO wrong to have sex with a rope, so very wrong.. so thats not right. The scarlet letter could be indiciative of an adulterous affair - brandishing a letter to illustrate cuckholding (I think it's 'A' but I don't remember). This goes with 'lies..' too. 'I wish you didn't love me no more' is double negative, so she does love him?
Argh my brain!!