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THURSDAY SARA
The chapter opens with a poignant reflection on the inadequacy of language to describe the loss of a child, noting that while terms like "orphans" and "widows" exist, there is no word for a grieving parent. Sara, the narrator, prepares to say goodbye to her daughter Anna, who has been kept alive by machines after her organs were donated. The hallway is filled with loved ones and medical staff, all there to pay their respects. Sara and her husband, Brian, enter the room where Anna lies motionless, her body…-
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MONDAY SARA
The chapter opens with Sara noticing a peculiar bruise shaped like a four-leaf clover on her two-year-old daughter Kate's back during bath time. Her son Jesse questions if it signifies luck, while Sara initially dismisses it as dirt. The family's mundane yet intimate routine unfolds as Sara tends to the children, and her husband Brian shares a humorous anecdote about an insurance claim involving cigars. The scene captures the chaotic yet tender dynamics of family life, juxtaposed with Brian's professional…-
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THURSDAY BRIAN
The chapter opens with Anna quickly settling into her father's room at the fire station, while he faces questions from his colleagues about her sudden presence. The firefighters, including Paulie, Caesar, and Red, express concern and solidarity, though the protagonist internally acknowledges that he and his wife, Sara, are the ones causing Anna's distress. The father-daughter dynamic is awkward yet tender, as he tries to connect with Anna through playful suggestions like card games and hair braiding,…-
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TUESDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter centers on a pivotal courtroom scene where Brian Fitzgerald, father of Anna and Kate, testifies in Anna's lawsuit for medical emancipation. Campbell Alexander, Anna's lawyer, had pinned his hopes on Brian supporting Anna's decision to stop being a donor for her terminally ill sister, Kate. However, Brian's testimony takes an unexpected turn when he admits he still wants Anna to donate a kidney, undermining Campbell's strategy. The emotional tension escalates as Brian grapples with his…-
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WEDNESDAY JESSE
The chapter introduces Jesse, a rebellious and self-destructive protagonist who recalls her childhood fascination with fire, sparked by stealing matches and igniting Jean Nate Bath Splash. Her sister Anna, the only person who understands her, joins in her dangerous games, revealing their deep bond beneath their surface differences. Jesse's nihilistic worldview is evident as she drives recklessly, contemplating her worth as an organ donor and the irony of her heart being transplanted into someone else. Her…-
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THE WEEKEND ANNA
The chapter opens with Anna reflecting on the origins of human existence, contrasting mythological narratives like the Pawnee creation story with scientific explanations such as primordial soup and evolution. She muses on the improbability of life's complexity, noting how humans still manage to make mistakes despite their advanced cognitive abilities. This philosophical musing transitions into a scene at the hospital, where Anna, her sister Kate, and their mother distract themselves from the impending…-
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WEDNESDAY ANNA
The chapter opens with Anna encountering Campbell in the men's restroom, where he reveals his vulnerability by explaining his seizure disorder and his service dog Judge's ability to predict episodes. Their conversation shifts to Anna's discomfort about testifying in court, as Campbell tries to reassure her with humor and resilience. Despite his recent public seizure, Campbell insists on continuing the trial, demonstrating his determination to uncover the truth about Anna's case. The scene highlights the…-
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THURSDAY BRIAN
The chapter opens with firefighter Brian Fitzgerald responding to an emergency call in the middle of the night. The urgency of the situation is palpable as he and his team swiftly prepare and rush to a house engulfed in flames on Hoddington Drive. Upon arrival, they face a chaotic scene: a distraught mother screams for her three-year-old daughter trapped inside. Brian takes charge, directing his team to vent the roof and attack the fire while he prepares to enter the burning building. The narrative…-
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MONDAY ANNA
The chapter explores the contrast between childhood imagination and adult reality through Anna's reflections. As a child, she recalls the boundless "Ifspeak" language of hypothetical scenarios, where anything feels possible. Now, as a teenager in a courtroom, she grapples with the weight of real-world decisions, feeling like an invisible observer in her own life. The narrative highlights how adulthood slowly closes the door on childhood wonder, leaving Anna torn between her past innocence and present…-
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KATE
The chapter explores the profound and lingering grief experienced by a family after the loss of Anna, a beloved daughter and sister. The narrator reflects on the absence of rules for mourning, describing how each family member copes differently: the father sees Anna in constellations, the mother searches for signs of her presence, and the narrator blames herself for Anna's death. The pain is raw and unrelenting, disrupting daily life and leaving the family emotionally fractured. The narrator's guilt is…-
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