Aeneas's denial of marriage lets him deny the public and embodied reality of his relationship with Dido.
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Aeneas's denial of marriage lets him deny the public and embodied reality of his relationship with Dido.
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"I'll state my case in a few words. I never dreamed I'd keep my flight a secret. Don't imagine that, nor did I once..."
"Okay, so what he's saying is, I'm not a bridegroom. I, we didn't, we did not have a marriage pact, okay? We're not married...."
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