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WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with Campbell Alexander, a sharp-witted attorney, fielding an early morning call from his mother about his father's latest scandal. Irritated by her dramatics, he deflects her concerns with dry humor and hangs up, reflecting on the burdens of familial ties. His service dog, Judge, serves as both a companion and a symbolic counterpoint to human folly. Campbell's luxurious but sparsely stocked apartment reflects his detached, fast-paced lifestyle—a man who prioritizes work and convenience…-
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WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with Campbell Alexander, a sharp-witted attorney, fielding an early morning call from his mother about his father's alleged affair. Irritated by her constant drama, he deflects her concerns with dry humor and hangs up, revealing his strained relationship with his parents. His service dog, Judge, serves as both a companion and a symbolic counterpoint to human folly. Campbell's luxurious but sparsely stocked apartment reflects his detached, fast-paced lifestyle, emphasizing his preference…-
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WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with Campbell, a lawyer, engaging in a heated phone debate with the principal of Ponaganset High School over the political correctness of a Native American student group naming their basketball league "The Whiteys." Campbell defends the students' right to free speech, drawing parallels to the school's own controversial mascot, the Chieftains. She dismisses the principal's threats of litigation, highlighting constitutional protections, and ends the call after sarcastically suggesting he…-
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WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with Campbell, a lawyer, engaging in a heated phone debate with the principal of Ponaganset High School over the political correctness of a Native American student group naming their basketball league "The Whiteys." Campbell defends the students' right to free speech, drawing parallels to the school's own controversial mascot, the Chieftains. The conversation ends with the principal hanging up, and Campbell instructs his assistant to reassure his client, Ernie Fishkiller, that the lawsuit…-
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WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with attorney Campbell Alexander in a tense courtroom scene, grappling with personal and professional conflicts. His client, Anna Fitzgerald, remains unresponsive, while Julia, the woman he loves, is about to take the stand. The atmosphere is charged with unspoken tension, underscored by Anna's refusal to pick up his dropped pen, signaling her anger. The judge allows a psychiatrist, Dr. Beata Neaux, to testify out of order, setting the stage for a pivotal exchange about Anna's capacity to…-
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WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with a tense courtroom scene where the narrator is relieved that their case hasn't been dismissed despite Julia's emotional testimony. Julia, serving as a guardian ad litem, appears visibly distressed about the impact of the case on Anna, the young girl at the center of the legal battle. The narrator's dog, Judge, adds to the tension by being disruptive, but the narrator remains focused on Julia's testimony, determined not to miss any critical details. The scene sets up the emotional…-
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WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with Campbell vividly describing the debilitating aftermath of a grand mal seizure, comparing it to a severe hangover followed by being hit by a truck. Disoriented and physically weakened, he is approached by Julia, who notices his seizure assistance dog. Their conversation is tense yet intimate, with Julia questioning why Campbell never revealed his condition to her. Campbell deflects her concern, focusing instead on locating Anna, hinting at unresolved tensions and a deeper history…-
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WEDNESDAY BRIAN
The chapter opens with a reflective monologue comparing the disorientation of space travel to the narrator's own sense of confusion upon returning to a world that no longer makes sense. The narrator, an armchair astronomer, grapples with fragmented conversations—realizing they haven’t truly listened to Jesse and that Anna’s words hold missing pieces. This introspection leads to a revelation about perception: like Aboriginal Australians finding meaning in the dark spaces between stars, the narrator…-
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WEDNESDAY ANNA
The chapter opens with Anna's morbid reflections on her own hypothetical funeral, imagining sparse attendance and minimal impact. She contrasts this with her sister Kate's future funeral, which she envisions as a crowded, high-profile event due to Kate's battle with cancer. Anna's musings reveal her feelings of invisibility and resentment, as well as her deep awareness of Kate's central role in their family dynamics. The scene shifts abruptly to a courthouse, where Anna meets with Judge DeSalvo to discuss…-
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WEDNESDAY ANNA
The chapter opens with Anna's morbid reflections on her own hypothetical funeral, imagining sparse attendance and minimal impact. She contrasts this with the grand funeral her sister Kate would receive, highlighting the disparity in how their lives—and potential deaths—are perceived. Anna's vivid imagery of her own unnoticed passing versus Kate's highly publicized mourning underscores her feelings of invisibility within her family dynamic, where Kate's illness dominates all attention. Anna then shifts…-
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