Its emotional impact is shaped by the unique perspective of the narrator - a typical teenager elling the tale out of her own youthful concerns (having fun, her uncertain future), combining her beliefs about the dual contradictory nature of humanity ("you just got half-devil and half-angel in ya"), and imaginative and fearsome fantasies of religious judgment and divine retribution (the flaming end of the world, and he Devil""s presence on Earth).Hui Fei then informed Captain Harvey about the murder and told him to retrieve Lily.Harvey rescued Lily before Chang""s body was discovered, and they were able o return to the train before its departure.) Peter carries his bride in his arms to the bedroom, places her on the bed, and kisses her again.Peter believes that Joan""s strange behavior at the moment of the black cat""s death was unusual, but Werdegast writes off what happened as a result of the strong narcotic he gave her." ""Tootie"" joins Mr.Neely in the front seat, where they begin a marvelous discussion about the near-death state of her favorite doll, Margaretha.