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TWENTY
Ellie prepares to leave the Amish community of East Paradise, reflecting on the physical and emotional baggage she has accumulated during her stay. Her suitcase now holds mementos like a handmade quilt, a straw hat, and a pregnancy test, alongside intangible gifts of spirit and peace. As she packs, she contemplates the adjustments awaiting her return to the outside world—sleeping beside Coop, watching TV, and resuming her legal career—while already missing the rhythms of Amish life. Katie and Sarah…-
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EIGHTEEN
The chapter opens with Ellie anxiously awaiting the jury's verdict in Katie's trial, a delay that leaves her unsettled. Judge Ledbetter allows her to borrow a beeper to stay informed, but the uncertainty weighs heavily on Ellie. Unlike her usual distractions—other cases, exercise, or consulting her colleague Stephen—she finds herself immersed in the Fisher family's daily routines, where life continues as if no verdict is pending. Katie, in particular, remains remarkably composed, focusing on chores and…-
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NINETEEN
The chapter opens with prosecutor George Callahan anxiously awaiting the jury's verdict in the trial of an Amish defendant. Stressed and physically affected by the case, he discusses with Lizzie Munro the challenges of convicting an Amish person, as the community views them as inherently virtuous. The jury's request for psychiatric transcripts suggests they are grappling with the defendant's state of mind, hinting at a possible belief in her guilt. Meanwhile, Ellie Hathaway, the defense attorney, is…-
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SIXTEEN
The chapter opens with Ellie's unsettling dream about questioning Coop on the witness stand, where her subconscious fears manifest—revealing her personal anxieties about their relationship and Katie's case. The dream's imagery, including the dead infant, underscores the emotional weight of the trial. Ellie's discomfort with cross-examining Coop stems from their unresolved personal tensions and her pregnancy, which distorts her perception of their interactions. Their professional dynamic is further…-
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SEVENTEEN
The chapter opens with Katie returning to the farm, visibly distressed as she witnesses the routine milking process. Overcome by nausea, she vomits and flees to the pond, reflecting on her guilt and the recent tragedies in her life, including the death of her newborn son. She believes these hardships are divine punishment and resolves to confess her role in the baby's death, despite the consequences. Her internal turmoil is juxtaposed with the pastoral setting, emphasizing her isolation and…-
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THIRTEEN
Detective Lizzie Munro finds herself in an unusual position, testifying against an Amish girl, Katie Fisher, accused of murder. Lizzie observes Katie's demure appearance with disdain, comparing her to overly sentimental figurines. As she takes the stand, Lizzie confidently recounts her credentials as a detective-sergeant in East Paradise Township, emphasizing the rarity of felonies in the area, particularly among the Amish community. The chapter sets the stage for a trial that pits modern legal scrutiny…-
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FOURTEEN
The chapter opens with Ellie confronting the unexpected results of a pregnancy test, which she initially tries to dismiss as a mistake due to her age and the perceived unlikelihood of such an "accident." Despite her skepticism, the reality of her pregnancy begins to settle in, and Katie, who is with her, offers quiet congratulations. Ellie reflects on her long-standing desire for a child, contrasting it with her current mixed emotions about the pregnancy. The scene captures the tension between Ellie's…-
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FIFTEEN
The chapter opens with Ellie struggling with morning sickness as she prepares for an important court day. Katie and Sarah discreetly support her by providing chamomile tea and saltines, avoiding heavy foods that might upset her stomach. Ellie initially suspects Sarah knows about her pregnancy, but Katie clarifies the tea was meant to calm nerves for the trial. The exchange reveals Katie’s past experience with pregnancy, hinting at a deeper connection between the characters as they head to court with Leda…-
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ELEVEN
The chapter opens with attorney Ellie Hathaway appearing flustered in Judge Ledbetter's chambers, a stark contrast to her usual confidence. She requests an urgent hearing to change her client's plea from "guilty but mentally ill" to "not guilty," citing newly revealed circumstances she cannot fully disclose due to confidentiality. The judge and prosecutor George Callahan are visibly irritated by the last-minute change, especially with the trial just three and a half weeks away. Ellie insists the shift is…-
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TWELVE
In this chapter, Ellie, the protagonist and lawyer, grapples with a moral dilemma while researching case law in the superior court library. She is approached by George Callahan, the county attorney, who offers a plea bargain for her client, Katie—an Amish girl accused of murder. George proposes reducing the charge to manslaughter with a ten-year sentence, potentially halved with good behavior. Ellie expresses concern about Katie's ability to survive prison, but George argues it's a better alternative to…-
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