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THE WEEKEND JULIA
The chapter opens with Julia questioning her attraction to Campbell, a man she describes as an "asshole," while her sister Izzy is engrossed in a romantic movie. Their banter reveals Julia's internal conflict about her feelings for Campbell, as well as her professional dilemma regarding a high-stakes legal decision involving Anna Fitzgerald. Izzy teases Julia about her poor taste in men, suggesting it might be hereditary, while Julia admits she finds it easy to reconnect with Campbell despite their…-
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THURSDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter centers on a courtroom drama where the protagonist, likely a lawyer named Campbell, delivers a passionate argument about the autonomy of a 13-year-old girl, Anna, who is fighting for the right to make her own medical decisions. Campbell emphasizes that the case isn’t just about donating a kidney to her sister Kate but about Anna’s right to self-discovery and autonomy. He argues that even at her young age, Anna deserves the chance to determine her own future, and her voice should be the…-
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MONDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter introduces Campbell Alexander, a pragmatic lawyer who initially dismisses a teenage client, Anna Fitzgerald, assuming her lawsuit is about typical adolescent rebellion. Anna reveals her true purpose: to sue her parents for bodily autonomy after being pressured to donate a kidney to her terminally ill sister, Kate. Campbell's initial skepticism shifts when he realizes the gravity of Anna's situation—her entire life has been defined by serving as a medical donor for Kate, conceived specifically…-
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THURSDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with attorney Campbell Alexander arriving at family court, where he eagerly engages with reporters, framing his case as nationally significant while subtly promoting himself. He hints at broader implications for minors' rights and stem cell research, showcasing his flair for drama and self-promotion. Inside the courtroom, he exchanges a knowing glance with Deputy Vern Stackhouse, having earlier planted a tip to attract media attention. The narrative highlights Campbell's calculated…-
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MONDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter depicts a tense courtroom scene where attorney Mr. Alexander cross-examines Dr. Chance about the medical treatments involving Anna Fitzgerald, who was conceived as a genetic match to donate to her cancer-stricken sister Kate. Dr. Chance, visibly impatient to return to his patients, defends the procedures as medically necessary, emphasizing that Kate's survival to age sixteen is remarkable. The attorney highlights the ethical dilemma of Anna being used as a lifelong donor, questioning whether…-
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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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THE WEEKEND JESSE
The chapter follows Jesse, a rebellious young man who steals a dump truck after his car is confiscated by his father. He describes the thrill of driving the massive vehicle and his encounter with Duracell Dan, a homeless man who initially cowers in fear before recognizing Jesse. Jesse invites Dan to join him on an arson mission, bonding over their shared outsider status. The narrative reveals Jesse's longing for connection, as he admits he brought Dan along not just for excitement but to combat his own…-
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WEDNESDAY ANNA
The chapter opens with Anna recounting a traumatic childhood memory of her first oral presentation in third grade, where she vomited in front of her classmates while discussing kangaroos. This humiliating experience earned her the nickname "KangaRalph" and left her with a lasting aversion to public speaking. The anecdote serves as a metaphor for her current anxiety on the witness stand, where she fears not just nervousness but the consequences of revealing too much. The scene sets the tone for her internal…-
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WEDNESDAY ANNA
The chapter opens with Anna reflecting on her family's photo shelf, a visual timeline of their lives. She notes the disparity in the number of photos of herself compared to her siblings, Jesse and Kate, hinting at her feelings of being overlooked. The photos evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, as Anna contemplates the unspoken messages they carry—love, attention, and the passage of time. Her father calls to check on her while her mother stays at the hospital with Kate, revealing the family's ongoing…-
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MONDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter opens with an intimate scene between the narrator and Julia, reminiscing about their past and the passage of fifteen years. The narrator reflects on their youthful relationship, contrasting the impulsive passion of their teenage years with the deeper, more nuanced connection they share now. Julia's independence and unapologetic individuality initially drew the narrator to her, but their relationship ultimately altered her free-spirited nature. The narrator admits to avoiding meaningful…-
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