This one was good, mostly for it's bizarre and vivid imagery. I'm a little surprised the protagonist didn't figure out she was magical earlier--I'd be suspicious at the birds and certain at the marmoset. I wasn't a huge fan of the end--I understand that he was trying to bury her to keep more disasters from happening, but I'm surprised he didn't try to find some solution that didn't apparently kill her. Then again, maybe it didn't kill her, but the tone seemed to imply he thought of it as murder.