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In these two chapters, Doctor Thorne learns that his niece's other uncle, Roger Scatcherd, has made him the executor of his estate. Inside of his will he has stipulated that if something should happen to his son, his only heir, then the bulk of his estate, which includes $200K, will go to his sister's first born child, which just so happens to be Doctor Thorne's niece Mary. Doctor Thorne spends the bulk of the remaining chapters going back and forth debating on whether he should tell Roger about this development.

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The way Trollope continues to add dimension to the story through multiple plot lines always impresses me, but this one in particular I was surprised by. I knew that Mary would need to inherit in some way so that she could be with her obvious future man, Frank Gresham the younger, but I truly did not know how it was going to happen. I am curious to know if Roger Scatcherd, her unknown uncle, will come to be known to her or if he will die before she or Doctor Thorne can make him aware of the situation.

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Doctor Thorne's internal struggle in regard to the future well-being of his niece and the seemingly underhanded way it might occur contributes to his upstanding character.

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In the first few pages, Jared found out that he has brain tumor. Jared is a father of two teenage girls, Megan and Jackie. The brain tumor is slowing "eating" Jared's memories, starting off with when his daughter was born. It shows details and emotions of Jared perspective at the hospital while his wife was giving birth.

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I really like that the author use "tumor" as a person/perspective that enjoys savoring Jared's memories, it helps me as a reader, comprehend the situation and relate to the story more. I am now curious what feeling/emotion will the "tumor" get to experience.

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This shows Jared's internal struggle. After he found out that his brain had a high-grade glioblastoma multiforme and it is inoperable. It effects his daily life in so many ways but it is something he cannot do anything about it.

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A part of chapter goes over the different use of internet, specifically ebay, of each characters. One listed their life for sale, one spread the Word of God, and one use it to take sexually adventages. Jared listed his life for anybody to offer on Ebay.

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I knew that Ebay is a website where you can list anything for sell online and people are able to offer how ever much. It is crazy that Jared can easily post up his life for sell. Jared listed details of his life, including friends. I also found it crazy that there are actual people offering money for that listing.

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In this chapter, a new character named Ethan, he is a manipulative and a tricky person. He found jared listing on Ebay and noticed that it has been removed. Ethan called and offered Jared to meet in person and promised to make sure that Jared's family is well provided after he die.

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For Ethan being a complete stranger to Jared and offered something so big for him is insane. "Make sure your family is well provided" is not an easy thing, especially for a nobody to his family. I am now curious how is Ethan going to do it

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This offer from a complete stranger and the fact that Jared is agreed to meet with him is definitely will lead to so many risky decision.

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It seem like Jared is slowly lowering his life worth and thinking that it is something that can be easily purchase. This chapter set the tone of the book in the negative way because it is not a good role model for anybody.