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Choose at least three quotes from here for use in your essay (one for each body paragraph point).

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‘Lev remembers that. Even as the mob was crashing down the gate, there were dozens of Unwinds going back into the wreckage with him.’ Chapter 68

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‘Lev could survive on his own now. He’s gotten street-smart enough. He could do it without Cy-fi.’

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‘These things will stay with Lev for the rest of his life. He knows he’s been changed by this moment, transformed in some deep and frightening way. Wherever his journey now takes him it doesn’t matter, because he has already arrived there in his heart. He’s become like the briefcase on the ground - full of gems yet void of light, so nothing sparkles, nothing shines.’ Chapter 31

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‘Lev is amazed at the depth of his own fury - but he’s becoming less and less frightened of it. He tells himself that’s a good thing.’ Chapter 35

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‘Right now Lev feels like no one. This is the true meaning of alone: Levi Jedediah Calder suddenly realising he no longer exists.’

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‘You think maybe I can believe in that God too?’ Chapter 68

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‘...his arrival at the graveyard is less important than where his thoughts resided. They resided in places colder and darker than the many places he hid.’ Chapter 35

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‘They loved God more than they loved me. And I hate them for it’ pg 230

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Lev’s brother Marcus says, ‘“What I’m not allowed to talk about it? Oh, that’s right - this is a celebration. I almost forgot.”’

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‘“I’m staying” Lev says slowly, “because someone has to witness what happens in Joplin. Someone’s got to understand why you did it.”’

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‘It’s all too much, but in some strange way it’s not enough. There’s got to be more. More food. More dancing. More time.’ thinks Lev.

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‘Connor’s unwinding must not be allowed… and it’s in Lev’s power to stop it.’

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“It’s no use trying to explain to this godless pair what tithing is all about.  How giving of one’s self is the ultimate blessing … Save him? … they’ve damned him.” (pg42)

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of Lev: ‘Still the kid shows no sign of fear or disappointment. He just lays the bracelet on the worn wooden counter with that same Princely gaze.’ pg 158

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’Lev dodges through endless shades of pitch. The better to run. The better to hide. The better to lose himself now that darkness is his friend.’

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‘All Lev’ knows is that someday soon the world will suffer a small part of the loss and the emptiness and the utter disillusionment he feels inside.’ pg 284

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‘Lev stands there, impotent, unable to move, unable to process this. Why is Pastor Dan telling him to run?’

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‘Good, let them think he’s grateful. Let them think they’re earning his trust… once they’re lulled into a false sense of security, he’ll make sure they both get exactly what they deserve.’

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of Lev: ‘If he himself had been this clever, this honourable, and had found this kind of nerve when he was a kid, perhaps he’d be more than just a pawnbroker.’ pg 158

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‘The other tithes know Lev is different. They’ve never seen a fallen tithe before, much less one who, like the prodigal son, has renounced his sins and returned to the fold.’ pg 281

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“His family was influential. They were not to be trifled with. He felt certain that his face would be the biggest thing on the front page. When it wasn’t, he didn’t know what to think.” (pg 68)

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‘“Don’t move the angel says. Connor recognizes the voice….’ Chapter 65

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‘Lev was terrified by these people, and yet he felt a kinship with them. They understood the misery of being betrayed by life.’ pg 284

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‘The simple fact he has a destination is enough for Lev. It’s more than Lev has. Destination implies a future.’