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Chapter 21: The Marble
Chapter 21: The Marble begins with Dodo, a young boy, waking up in Ward C-1 of Pennhurst, an institution filled with men who are each grappling with their own struggles. His early days in the ward are a haze of confusion and pain, magnified by the effects of the strong medication he is given. Transitioning from the comfort and familiarity of his room above Miss Chona’s grocery store to the overwhelming, chaotic environment of a ward with over two hundred men proves to be an incredibly traumatic…-
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Narin listens intently as her grandmother recounts stories of the lamassus, the mythical creatures from their ancient past that once stood guard over their homeland. Grandma’s tale explains that these magnificent statues, which now reside in foreign museums, were once revered symbols of their culture and its strength. Although Narin initially struggles to fully believe in these fantastical stories, her grandmother reassures her of the deep significance these creatures held for their ancestors. The…-
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Narin resides in a dilapidated cinderblock house beside the River Tigris in 2014, a place of despair where her daily life is steeped in violence and suffering. The militant group surrounding her has just suffered a major defeat, and their frustration is palpable. Among the chaos, Narin serves the commanders and their fellow militants, performing menial tasks like scrubbing pots while a palpable sense of frustration hangs in the air. Her thoughts are interrupted by the abuse of two newly acquired Yazidi…
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Chapter 31: Playing with Fire
Chapter 31: Playing with Fire immerses readers in a high-stakes football championship game, set against the backdrop of Lake Balboa, California, on a bright, crisp Friday afternoon. The Riverside Cubs, a team fueled by determination, board their yellow school bus for a crucial game at Birmingham Community Charter High School. Traveling down Victory Boulevard, a road named to honor World War I soldiers, the team journeys toward a stadium that represents not just a location, but a significant moment in their…-
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Chapter 18 begins with Howard and Helga finally alone together, navigating an awkward sense of shyness. Despite their years of celibacy and advancing age, Howard feels a vulnerability that he cannot easily overcome, particularly in the presence of Helga, who carries a youthful and radiant demeanor. The two engage in a conversation, conducted in German, where they attempt to reconnect emotionally and bridge the gap of their long separation. In a moment of light-heartedness, Helga teases Howard by…-
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Part 3
Part 3 of Blood Meridian opens with the young boy alone in a desolate landscape, sitting beneath trees by a river, vulnerable and exposed to the harsh world around him. It is here that he encounters a mysterious rider, who is clothed in buckskin and seems to carry an aura of self-importance. The rider introduces himself as a recruiter for Captain White's army, a man actively seeking new soldiers to fight against Mexicans despite the official end of the war. Initially, the boy feels indifferent to the…-
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About the Author
About the Author, James McBride is a distinguished American author, journalist, and musician who has significantly contributed to the fields of literature, music, and cultural commentary. Known for his versatile writing style and profound insights into race, history, and personal identity, McBride’s works have earned critical acclaim and garnered a dedicated readership. His ability to weave compelling stories across a range of genres—including memoir, fiction, and nonfiction—has solidified his place…-
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Arthur finds himself in Constantinople at the British Embassy, located in the prestigious Pera district. The grandeur of the building, which resembles the elegance of Buckingham Palace, provides him with a certain sense of awe, though his excitement is tempered by the exhausting journey he has just completed. After arriving and settling into his temporary quarters, he enjoys a simple meal of rabbit stew, the comforting warmth of the food contrasting with the bustling city sounds drifting in from outside.…
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