Love and Sacrifice

Arthur's deep, devoted love for Margaret drives him to extreme lengths, including risking his life and sanity, while Susie's unrequited love leads her to assist in dangerous rituals for his peace.

Arthur's deep, romantic love for Margaret is central; he postponed marriage for two years to allow her freedom and growth.

Arthur's secret financial support for Margaret and his willingness to let her pursue art before marriage exemplify selfless love. Margaret's gratitude and devotion mirror this theme.

Arthur's unconditional love for Margaret is evident as he seeks to excuse her betrayal and fears for her future, despite his own suffering.

Margaret's conflicted love for Haddo despite her hatred; Arthur's helpless devotion to Margaret.