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"Luka looked wary as we walked to the Trg, like the sight of the city might set me off crying" (187)

"In the Trg the morning sun bounced from tram to tram in spectral refractions. I felt myself beginning to move with the city again. The buildings were still tinted yellow, a remnant of the Hapsburgs..." (187).

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Jalacic was at the center of the square, sword drawn, right where I'd left him." (188)

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"On the left Glavni Kolodvor came into view- Zagreb's Grand Central, everyone joked, though in reality it was older than the New York Terminal" (176).

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Ana and her family lived on Ilica Street in Zagreb.

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"The Wall of Pain had been constructed over the course of the war, each brick representing a person killed, until the memorial of bricks and flowers and candles spanned the whole square." (188)

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"...I handed my bag to a man in an official-looking reflective vest and boarded a bus marked ZAGREB CENTAR. I realized it was a mistake as soon as the driver requested twenty kunas, too much for a regular bus ride." 174

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"I continued down Branimirova, a street that had become unrecognizably commercial. Boutiques peddling jewelry, jeans, and cellphones had cropped up to create an unbroken, mall-like storefront" (175).