This chapter's epigraph is from the opening lines of the first chapter of the novel. It's a quote from a poem by a famous poet. The poem is about a girl who has a secret talent that allows her to escape from the clutches of the night-souls. In other words, the girl has a talent that lets her escape into the night. This means that the girl can escape from her master's clutches, and she can do so by using her secret talent. This is what the poem is all about: the girl is able to escape because she has a special talent that she can use to escape. She's able to do this because she's using a special skill that she has. This skill is called "listening to everything," and it allows the girl to listen to the thoughts of others. The girl is also able to read the mind of others, so she can figure out what's going on in the minds of other people. This makes the girl very difficult to deal with. The only thing that can help her is to find a way to expose her weakness, and that's what the two of them are doing. They're going to keep fighting until the girl realizes that they're not going to be able to kill her, and they'll have to use their secret talent to get her to admit that they can't.