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Laurie
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Ayesha O’Hara
Just one! I was confused also until I realised it was replaying the same crash for more understanding. You almost need a timeline because it switches between timing so much
Lena Popa
i asked jodi & she answered! she said:
Lena, it’s the same crash. The one you see in the prologue is what happens to her and Wyatt when they fly to Boston. The second time you see the crash you get to “pan out” and see him with her.
I deliberately let you think it was a crash that happens after she and brian fight at the beginning of the book - but in reality she leaves the house in anger… and I never actually say she gets on a plane ;)
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JP
Lena, it’s the same crash. The one you see in the prologue is what happens to her and Wyatt when they fly to Boston. The second time you see the crash you get to “pan out” and see him with her.
I deliberately let you think it was a crash that happens after she and brian fight at the beginning of the book - but in reality she leaves the house in anger… and I never actually say she gets on a plane ;)
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Bob Marshall
There is only one plane crash in this book but the story is told twice (there are 3 accounts of the Conversion of St Paul in Acts but he was only converted once).
In "Songs of the Humpback Whale" (Jodi Picoult's first published book) a major character is the sole survivor of a plane crash, the theme may occur in some of her other books.
In "Songs of the Humpback Whale" (Jodi Picoult's first published book) a major character is the sole survivor of a plane crash, the theme may occur in some of her other books.
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