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Chapter 14: Alice
The chapter begins with Alice recounting a story told to her by Owen the bush vet about researchers attempting to collar a female elephant. After darting the elephant, the herd formed two concentric circles around her, with the outer circle facing outward protectively. The inner circle, hidden from view, was heard rustling and snapping branches. When the herd eventually stepped away, the darted elephant was found covered in soil and branches, a behavior typically seen in elephants masking the scent of…-
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Chapter 13: Jenna
Jenna visits her father, Thomas Metcalf, at a mental health institution with purple walls, accompanied by Serenity and Virgil. Upon arrival, they encounter an unfamiliar nurse and hear Thomas shouting in distress. Jenna rushes to his room, where he is being restrained by orderlies for aggressively protecting an empty cereal box he believes contains vital research. Jenna calms him by validating his delusion, and the orderlies release him once he complies. The chaotic scene reveals Thomas’s unstable mental…-
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CHAPTER 13: JAMESON
The chapter opens with Jameson and Avery alone in a crypt, strategizing their next move. Avery decides to call Alisa Ortega, her formidable lawyer and fixer, to accept an invitation to a high-profile London event. Jameson recognizes the opportunity to gain attention from influential figures, aligning with his penchant for impossible challenges. The scene sets the tone for their dynamic—Avery’s boldness and Jameson’s strategic mind—as they prepare to step into a world of wealth and power. As they…-
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CHAPTER 12: JAMESON
Jameson Hawthorne selects a striking medieval crypt as the meeting location for his discussion with Ian, showcasing his flair for the dramatic. Avery accompanies him, and Ian quickly notes her presence, hinting at his awareness of her identity as the Hawthorne heiress. The conversation swiftly turns to Ian's lost family estate, Vantage, which he gambled away in a high-stakes game. Ian reveals the estate's significance and his connection to it, setting the stage for the central conflict: reclaiming Vantage…-
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Chapter 12: Alice
The chapter opens with the death of Mmaabo, a matriarch elephant, observed by the researcher Alice. Mmaabo's herd, particularly her daughter Onalenna, attempts to revive her, displaying behaviors that suggest grief, such as prodding her body and vocalizing distress. Another unrelated elephant, Sethunya, arrives and performs a solemn, swaying ritual over Mmaabo’s body, further hinting at cross-herd mourning. Alice meticulously documents these interactions, noting the elephants' unique identifiers and…-
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Chapter 11: Serenity
The chapter "Serenity" explores the narrator's complex relationship with her psychic abilities and the profound grief following her mother's death. Despite achieving fame and success as a psychic, the narrator couldn't foresee her mother's terminal illness. She describes showering her mother with luxuries—a Malibu bungalow, celebrity encounters, and extravagant gifts—yet these couldn't shield her from the pain of watching her mother wither away. The loss left her emotionally shattered, forcing her to…-
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CHAPTER 11: GRAYSON
Grayson arrives at the Haywood-Astyria hotel, where his elite status is immediately recognized by the staff. He checks in using a exclusive black-and-gold card, bypassing formalities, and inquires about the pool. His demeanor is controlled, but beneath the surface, he is grappling with the aftermath of his encounter with Gigi. The chapter highlights his need for physical exertion to escape his thoughts, as he pushes himself to swim relentlessly, using the punishing activity to maintain a sense of control…-
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CHAPTER 10: GRAYSON
The chapter opens with Grayson encountering Juliet "Gigi" Grayson in an interrogation room, where her lively demeanor contrasts sharply with the tense setting. Gigi, with her wavy brown hair and bright blue eyes, jokes about telekinesis and references *Matilda* by Roald Dahl, displaying a carefree attitude despite her circumstances. Grayson, though reserved, is intrigued by her energy and commands the officer to leave them alone. Gigi’s cheerful banter and playful attempts to manipulate the situation…-
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Chapter 10: Alice
The chapter explores the profound empathy exhibited by elephants, drawing parallels to human behavior through anecdotes and scientific observations. It begins with an African proverb emphasizing collective strength, which sets the stage for discussing elephant social dynamics. Researchers in Amboseli documented elephants displaying empathy by comforting distressed herd members, protecting calves, and assisting injured individuals. These behaviors suggest a sophisticated emotional intelligence, challenging…-
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Chapter 1: Jenna
The chapter introduces Jenna, a precocious thirteen-year-old with an exceptional understanding of memory. She distinguishes between different types of memory—factual, sensory, academic, and personal—and reflects on her early fascination with the subject, which led her to conduct independent studies in school. Jenna’s first memory, from when she was just nine months old, involves her mother feeding her cotton candy and speaking to her in Xhosa, a language she learned in South Africa. This vivid…-
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