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Initially, Amelia succumbs to Harry's fantasy, believing she could embrace a life free from the mundanity of work. However, this gilded existence quickly devolves into a monotonous cycle of objectification. She becomes a mere decoration in Harry’s life, an ornamental "trophy wife." The excitement of her new lifestyle wears off, and Amelia becomes increasingly isolated. Her needs for communication and companionship are disregarded, while Harry's affections turn superficial. This transformation reduces her existence to a stagnant position on the shelf, showcasing her to the world without acknowledging her individuality or aspirations.