"There are other chambers where you could be left alone. They will be cleaner and spacious than the chamber in the tower. It wouldn't take long for the servants to move you there," Dante suggested.
"I like the tower. I can look down to see many of the servants and guards walking around, as well as a good view of the sky. The furniture there is old, but still useful. It would be a waste of money to get rid of them," Ophelia said, unable to rid her habit of saving money.
"All I need is for water to be sent to my chamber and wood for a fire. I can wash my blanket and attire somehow. If I can have all that I asked for, I will not trouble you," Ophelia promised, hopeful Dante would accept.
"It can be done," Dante answered.
What Ophelia wanted was little compared to what Dante planned to use to keep her quiet.
"Am I allowed to receive letters from my family?" Ophelia asked, wishing to know how her brother was without her.
