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Madge has affected Nina's way of thinking very much, and especially her last words "Line 10 ? 11, p 1["I'm going. You've come to take over."], keeps troubling Nina. She doesn't seem to be accepting the fact that Madge meant what she said literally. Madge saw how Nina was gasping for breath the first night so one must assume that Madge has tried the same thing...
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Madge saw how Nina was gasping for breath the first night so one must assume that Madge has tried the same thing. So Madge probably knows that Nina is smoking, and her last words could be seen as a warning. Nina also sees Madge as a "Line 102, p 4[Government Health Warning]"...
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