There is an incapacitation that stems from the fear of being seen by the other in partnership, leaving whole landscapes within either soul undiscovered, un-lived, ‘abducted’ by fear. ‘Abduction’ weighs on the importance of taking things slow to better gain one’s bearings and navigate obstacles from a place of heart.
Willow speaks of the loss of vital life force that ensues when betrayal takes hold in relationships. One feels conquered by the crushing weight of misalignment between word and action and is unwillingly cast into the disorienting vastness of mental solitude.