The passage you've provided seems to describe a woman's quest for self-reflection and a deeper understanding of herself.
The use of the word "liars" suggests a sense of deception or inadequacy in the reflection provided by candles or the moon. Candles and moonlight are often associated with romantic or serene settings, but they may not offer the truest reflection of oneself. The woman seems to be seeking authenticity and a more genuine representation.
The woman appears resolute in her quest to reveal something beyond the surface. This determination suggests a desire for self-discovery and a yearning to understand aspects of herself that may not be immediately apparent.
Then she turns to those liars, the candles or the moon. This woman is determined to find a way to reflect herself, to show something deeper than what is on the surface. After searching in the lake, she turns to face the moonlight and candles to try and see a different reflection. What doesit imply?