This chapter's epigraph comes from a famous nursery rhyme by the same name. It's about a woman named Madame Blue, who works in a temple to bless families with children and to cure pregnancy problems. Madame Blue's curse is that if a woman has a child, she will have to give birth to that child in her own house. She curses the whole family for being born out of wedlock, and she curses anyone who has a miscarriage or a child who is born with a pre-existing condition. She also curses those who have had miscarriages or children who
This chapter's epigraph comes from a famous nursery rhyme by the same name. It's about a woman named Madame Blue, who works in a temple to bless families with children and to cure pregnancy problems. Madame Blue's curse is that if a woman has a child, she will have to give birth to that child in her own house. She curses the whole family for being born out of wedlock, and she curses anyone who has a miscarriage or a child who is born with a pre-existing condition. She also curses those who have had miscarriages or children who