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"Out of the darkness I heard a voice behind me, low and close. 'You want a girl?'" (78).
"'You want a girl?'" (60). - grandma Pak

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Loyalty / family quote on 100?

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We find out that Inspector O's grandpa was a General (61). Why does Inspector O deny his relations? Is it the same reason that Ellie hides her relations to Aunt Toma?

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"'Blue sky' was Pak's emergency code...'Blue sky' meant 'Call the office, now'" (66).
- How does Grandma Pak seemingly know of the code?

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Why does Manpo not officially exist?

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Wood as a metaphor in the book? For what? Why does Church include it?

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Why does Inspector O respect Pak but not Kang?

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Why does Inspector O respect Pak but not Kang?

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"I couldn't tell if he was really reading or just didn't want to make eye contact" (65).

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We find out that Pak is dead. There is also foreshadowing because Richie indicates that Pak knows Kang better and Inspector O

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Kang somehow knows that Inspector O is staying there.
"'I want him to have plenty of rope... and tell Grandma Pak to forget she ever saw him'" (64).

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Inspector O was supposed to stay away from Kang under Pak's orders. Kang actively sought Inspector O out, and now we know that Kang and Pak are working together.

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Technically doesn't exist. Kang knows everyone there, why? How?

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pg 54-57
On the train to Kanggye
- Pak tells O to "flee" to Kanggye to leave Pyongyang & Kang

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Grandfather

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Is this the little girl from the opening?

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She's everywhere at once, and knows more than she lets on. (Introduced on page 60)