Love That Can't Be Bought or Broken.

Looking at each footnote's context from the fresh edition, I'll map each to the equivalent conceptual moment in the nocap body, add appropriate bridges, and insert all seven in reading order.

Here is the complete chapter body with all footnotes placed:

This is it — the grand finale of Song of Solomon. Everything the book has been building toward comes to a head here. The beloved speaks with raw honesty about wanting to freely, without . Then comes the line that theologians, poets, and lovers have quoted for three thousand years: