T. Ray's love for Deborah ultimately turned into bitterness/animosity when she left

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The love that T. Ray shows for Debora is a feeling received, neglected, and lost, while the other types of love shown in the book are feelings desired and sought after.

<h3>Why was T. Ray's love received, neglected, and lost?</h3>

T.Ray and Debora had a short romance that quickly cooled down.
They got married early after Debora got pregnant.
The coexistence between them was negative and the love that existed between them was not developed and stimulated, but neglected.
This caused the couple to part with the feeling of bitterness and heartbreak taking the place of love.

This is different from the love portrayed in the book, as the other characters see love as a feeling they seek and desire.

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