While the title is subject to be debated because it may imply that the nature of being curious is tandem out to negative effects or danger, there is still no doubt that the more one begins to question something, there is a tendency of that certain something turning into an issue on a larger scale with the final outcome taking a toll on the person that posed the questions or searched for answers. This curiosity is evident in the “The Legend of Melusina” and it can be seen in the character of Raymond where he is warned not to see her one day out of the week and although he was initially not disgusted or appalled by the hybrid aspect of Melusina, the very fact that Raymond was willing to break the promise just to glance is an allegory for the dangers of being in a relationship where one partner is inquisitive, and the other demands privacy.

This sort of longing on only one end of a relationship is something that mostly leads to unease and trouble for the most part because like it is mentioned towards the end of the tale, “Raymond died as a hermit” (86). It is with this very line that the reader realizes that all it took was one act of defiance from a partner to ruin not only the relationship, but ones entire life-leading to bitterness. While it is not blatantly stated that this is tale is a symbol of the trials and tribulations that comes with being in a relationship or friendship, it is heavily implied by the way the narrator explains Raymond’s feelings toward Melusina being completely infatuated with her, despite her unique traits. These are the consequences of someone (which in this case is Raymond) not upholding boundaries their partner has set which is typical in certain situations where one partner feels the need to get answers from their significant other even if said person is uncomfortable answering those questions. This shows how the inquisitive mind will sooner or later end up in a moment in their lives where they regret committing an action or saying a comment that offends people and or separates them, then leading them to become isolated just as Raymond did.