Andy Miller

And she says there was nothing to Delia.

And he says, he reminds the sister that she'd sent the other sister to an asylum.

She says, Claire was mad, Martin says.

There was nothing to deal with.

That's a weight off my mind.

I know where I am now.

I always knew where I was with her, even though I didn't know what she was.

And now I still don't know what she was.

And God knows I don't know where I am without her.

But there was nothing to her.

That fact that he would agree, oh, my God, that is so bleak.

You know, at the end of his life, there was nothing to my wife.

And we know, we've had most of the book telling just what she was trying to do with her children and her garden and her animals and her family and where she came from and who she was.

It's just, oof.

Yeah, I mean, that's ferocious, yeah.

Thank you so much.

And with that, we must sadly leave the suburbs of Dublin.

Huge thanks to Sinead and David for acting as our guides through Maeve Brennan's world, to Nicky Birch for making us sound like we're all sitting around a table in Buleys, and to Unbound for the walnut furniture.

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