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I think it's very interesting to think about the idea that when one person dies it makes so another person can live, and the idea of a chain of factor.Very intriguing and a very.A cool topic to be brought Up in this book. I personally don't believe in this but I think it is a very cool idea to install this book and with the Blue Man Quote eddie quote saving eddie.

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I am very intrigued to find out what happened to this book, especially because we don't know if he's saved it or not. I'm hoping he did save her, but this is very suspenseful and I'm a person who doesn't like suspense, but at the same time I'm very intrigued to find out.He saved her. I personally think that he.He did not save her in the chase. Dead with which I think.With which I think is sad, but at the same time. C’est la vie

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It's very interesting that. Heaven is portrayed as a place with no he or her umm, which is kind of what we hope it is. Umm we don't really know what it is. For all I know there could be no, but I think it's very interesting how the.Book for tree is happening is, uh, no pain or no hurt.because that is very i wouldn't say like a big like You know one thing about heaven and reality.But I do think that it is Very interesting how the books portrayed Heaven..

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I think it's very interesting that they like reiterate the fact that All things are connected and kind of make it like the fact that, you know, Eddie killed the Blue Man, which I think directly saying that Eddie killed him isn't OK.I'm not like OK, but like in the fact that. It's not fair to eddie saying that he killed him or letting him live with the guild when he was just a kid and didn't mean to do anything and it wasn't that direct event but a heart attack that killed the blue man

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this is a weird thing that Eddie does I think this is Eddie finally giving up and being done with war and giving up on it he thought there was a kid in there this brings up a good point of if I would allow myself to sacrifice myself I would not cause I hate kids

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I think it's really sad that they're treated very poorly, umm as prisoners of war and they're given suboptimal food and described as looking weak. I think this relates a lot back to how Eddie was traumatized and what happened after the war along with him getting shot.I think this is something that everyone in the war went through, but I think it really resonated with Eddie more than anyone else in this , book entirely.I also think this proves kind of the horrors that was the war that people didn't get to see, even though they treated these people poorly, but what they actually went through was very crazy.

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I think this is a very cheesy way of having them escape. I personally don't see it as them escaping through some elaborate scheme. I feel like this is like something out of a movie. I think it's a part of the fiction part of this book..Of course this is all fiction, but.I do think the scene is a little more fictional than the rest of the book.I don't think this is realistic to what would actually happen during the Vietnam War and.and i genuinely don't like the scene at all i think it takes away from the rest of the bookand yeah it's just not my favorite

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I think the scene is very essential to showing the bond between Marguerite and.Eddie and I think it really shows how much she meant to him and how much he meant to her. Umm I think it's very sad to see, especially after what happens later on and looking back at the scene. I think it's really sad to watch this connection at the time It's also. Weird feeling for Marguerite because he didn't even get drafted, he enlisted. So like personally if I was Marguerite I would feel a little bit betrayed.

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I feel like it's a very weird way we have this set up where it's like they.Kind of transition in between the heavens. And personally I don't like this, but I think it is something that's very different, very new, very unique to this book. I don't like how it adds to the book, but I do think in the scene they've actually done very, very well, uh, compared to the rest of the book. So actually for the transition scenes, this is one of my favorites.Compared to the rest of the book, as the rest of the book they describe it as like cotton candy and other things I don't really like.To it with us, but they do use with this one.You know.Explosions, smoke, and really stuff that wouldn't seem more realistic.

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I think it's really sad.How the dad is kind of a Drunkard.And is very important in his life in the bad way I don't.This is a scene that demonstrates kind of how much. Of an impact he had on his life without realizing, umm, how big that was. Just a simple comment that he made. And you know, just him just drinking the beer and like, wishing us worried aside, I've seen people do this all the time, like in real life.They realize what they're saying and how this small little scene that doesn't even contribute much to the book can really be something that contributes a little deep in their character or set them off

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I really.He respected the feeling that Eddie has here and just having a monopoly on someone and really pushing past your breaking point, especially in the toxic relationship that Eddie has with his father.I feel this all the time in relationships like this, where enough is enough and. Especially when it's a relationship where you feel like you have to respect the other person when they don't deserve to be respected. If they're treating you like this, I think it's very hard to stand up. And this is a very big moment story wise, but it's a very big moment to anyone who's been in a relationship like this.

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I think it's very interesting.That they used this woman.As the one person that's important because. There is not a lot of direct relation, umm between the two or like a close bond or something in the such.And with every other one of them, it's something that Eddie's wrongdoing caused the situation that they were in. And this one. Isn't like that and I'm not a big fan of just having randomly this person protruding in the book.I think it's very acidine and I'm not a big fan of the writers due to this.As I think even though she creative appear, it's not something that shows what Eddie's actions directly affected that person like with the captain and with the Blue Man.With Marguerite and with finally you know the father tala. Every other one follows this pattern except. This

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I think it's awful losing someone so close to you so young I feel like.Feel like nothing makes sense anymore that someone So close to you being stripped away from you.I feel like this is an awful feeling.Has to go through and is pushed through, especially at the age of like 47, you know, at.You know, everyone expects to grow old together, but they didn't get that opportunity and.And it shows. The life grows curveballs and sometimes you have to deal with them.

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This scene really shows the impact that Marguerite had on.Life and how he feels after her death and how the monotony of life has basically took an override his life. Uh, and now that he doesn't celebrate his breath anymore and his Marguerite, it was really something special and it really puts, you know.Eddie and the slump. And it makes me really think, you know, at the beginning of the book that he kind of curses the Ruby Pier for.Keeping him. There were trapping him.But now I think it was less that he was trapped there and more that he was trapped without the one that made it something special, that made it something different. And I think that if Marguerite was there, it would be a whole different scenario.

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This is awful. This shows the violence of the Vietnam War and how people didn't even know they had an impact on people.Like he didn't know about her until he went to heaven and died years later and it just shows the brutality and the fact that she was able to forgive him and do the whole washing scene where he was able to be redeemed I think.I think it's crazy to me. How could you ever look someone in the eyes who did such a horrendous act to you? Never mind forgive them for what they did. I mean it's just awful and I don't understand how she's able to later forgive at you for what he is on.

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I did not expect this at all.I said that the girl was actually gonna be dead, but it turns out that she was saved and that the hands he feel were her taking him to heaven, which I think is kind of stupid. I am not a big fan of this book whatsoever and for that to be the hands he felt kind of takes away from this book. But at the same time it's a full circle moment which is kind of cute.If it really didn't try to dwindle on the line of being real. I mean, there's just so much wrong with this book. And this is one that I'm not a big fan of, but I can respect and kind of it's also a moment that this brings back to the book.Which is interesting. Umm.And then he finally takes his place where he is now waiting for the next person to come, which is another full circle moment, but same thing. I just think that kind of factory. The hands he felt was her taking it away from heaven.Kind of just add to the monotony.Stupidity of this book.