The marginal summons that which hovers on the edge, both literally and figuratively. This position connotes danger, revolution, pure possibility, fantasy, and irresponsibility. The concept of the marginal also suggests the doubtful, the unknown, and fearful living. 'Living on the edge' is distinctly living in a state of the unknown, not within the lines of accepted behavior; it contains an element of risk. The edge may speak of _likeness_ to an original, a tentative connection, and this connection may require knowledge of an intention to be comprehended. Sketches' irresponsibility exhibits their affinity for the poetic and ephemeral.

Historically, the margins of a book or manuscript present opportunities for notes or commentary. These edges may contain decorative illuminations or humorous visual arabesques meant especially for diversion. They have become comicthe study via an invitation letter. Follow-ups were then made by telephone calls, and interviews were arranged at a time and place convenient for the key informants. The key informants were recruited from four different groups: a government officer in charge of marital issues, a community leader, an officer from religious department and two mothers. They were selected because of their familiarity with the issue of child marriage. Government officers are involved in providing services and counselling, as well as developing relevant policies related to marriage; community leaders interact closely with the community members and take part in ceremonial events, including marriage ceremonies; officers from religious department give guidance, including on marital issues; and mothers add insights from parental perspectives. We conducted interviews with the women as well