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Now: Johnno: The Best Man
In The Best Man, the protagonist finds himself entangled in a horrifying moment that he cannot escape, a reality that unfolds too quickly for him to control. He kneels beside Will, his hands slick with blood, his breath shallow as he realizes the terrible mistake he has just made—pulling the knife from his friend's chest, thinking for one brief, desperate moment that it might save him. The surrounding darkness seems to close in, pressing against him as he struggles to process what has just happened, but…-
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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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NINE YEARS AND THREE MONTHS AGO
The chapter opens with Jameson Hawthorne standing at the base of a tree house, frustrated by his broken arm and the presence of his grandfather, Tobias Hawthorne, instead of his brothers. Tobias's pointed questions immediately set a tense tone, as he challenges Jameson's intelligence and decision-making. The distant sound of Grayson's violin playing underscores the theme of perfection, a recurring pressure in the Hawthorne family. Jameson's defensive admission about his motorbike crash hints at his…-
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NINE
Jacob Fisher, a former Amish man now working as a graduate student in English, reflects on his journey from hiding books in his barn to teaching literature. His peaceful return to work is interrupted when Detective-Sergeant Lizzie Munro arrives, questioning him about a felony in his hometown. Jacob initially fears for his family’s safety, but the detective reveals his sister, Katie, has been charged with murdering her newborn. Shocked, Jacob insists there must be a mistake, as Katie is deeply committed…-
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Lily 9
The chapter opens with Lily reflecting on the gendered nature of objects and concepts in the world, from hurricanes to musical instruments. She observes how societal norms unconsciously shape choices, even in third grade when children pick their instruments. At the Coös County Honors Orchestra rehearsal, she notes the stark gender divisions: brass and percussion dominated by boys, flutes and harps by girls, and strings split by pitch depth. Lily finds irony in how these patterns emerge from childhood…-
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Lily 8
The chapter opens with Lily, a transgender student, observing the dynamics in the girls' locker room at Adams High. She contrasts the modest, self-conscious behavior of most girls with the confident display of Mackenzie LaVerdiere and her friends, who admire Mackenzie's new tattoo. Lily reflects on her unique perspective as a trans person, noting the envy and insecurity she observes in others, both in the locker room and her past experiences in men's spaces. The scene highlights themes of body image,…-
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Lily 7
The chapter opens with Lily experiencing a mix of excitement and fear upon discovering that something she believed was only in her mind is real. She recounts attending a high school hockey game in Adams, New Hampshire, with her friend Maya, where Asher, a standout player, scores three goals. The game’s intensity contrasts with the quieter moments afterward, as Lily observes the players’ violent yet graceful movements. The scene shifts to a post-game party at Dirk’s house, where Asher, instead of…-
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Lily 6
The chapter opens with Lily startled by screams, only to discover her mother watching a video of two lynxes fighting in the forest. Her mother, a wildlife enthusiast, explains the animals' behavior as "pent-up kitten energy" and proudly shares that she filmed the encounter. Lily, preparing for a date with Asher, notes her mother's pointed comment about his frequent visits, hinting at their growing closeness. As she leaves, the sounds of the wildcats' screams linger, mirroring the intensity of her own…-
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Lily 5
The chapter opens with Lily reflecting on the common advice to "just be yourself," highlighting how this simplistic notion fails to acknowledge the risks and complexities of authenticity, especially for marginalized individuals. She recalls a childhood memory of secretly trying on her mother's lipstick before a T-ball game, illustrating her early awareness of her identity conflicting with societal expectations. The moment underscores her fear of rejection, as she hastily wiped off the lipstick when her…-
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Lily 4
The chapter opens with Lily and Maya practicing fencing at Adams High, four weeks before a pivotal event. Lily is emotionally drained after a week of no communication with Asher, who abruptly walked out on her. Despite her desire to retreat into sadness, she agrees to teach Maya a flèche attack. As Lily demonstrates the move, her instructions take on an emotional intensity, likening the aggressive fencing technique to confronting life’s injustices. Her outburst culminates in a physical collapse, leaving…-
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