I don't understand why Jack has a sour taste when he talks about Duner and Elizabeth's son in the fifth book, but now I understand that in this book, Elizabeth's double contradiction unfolds, although in the first There is also a part, that is, when two people were thrown on an island to live alone, although it was not very obvious, it was obvious in the second part. Duna and Jack are completely opposites, it's normal to be attracted to which one, but it's impossible to have both, either get Duna's "good" or Jack's "ruffian", but Elizabeth obviously knows it's Impossible, Jack yearns for freedom. If Elizabeth really chooses this, what will be the result? Maybe there will be no next episode.
Whether it's love or what, for two opposite things, sometimes, you can only choose one of them and give up the other, just to see which one you prefer.
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