Mathilda
B. Shenaniganeven in darkness, she chose to risebeneath her skini closed my eyes and she slipped awaythe life she was given
She questioned me as she gave me her half-filled glass of water.
It seemed like it because of the situation, but Hana was not teasing me. she was seriously asking about Karma.
I read about it before once, on one of the forbidden books in the library. It was an eastern belief about the cycle of our action. They said that if you did a person good, you will be rewarded, but if you did a person bad, you will be punished. Hana was pertaining to that cause-and-effect belief.