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Hilari Bell
- Reading
- Try reading a few alternating chapters together, then pause to compare what each narrator notices or worries about. This can help keep track of the mystery without requiring a guess about its solution.
- Themes
- Friendship and usefulness: Michael accompanies Fisk but fears that his tattoos may make him more hindrance than help. The concern creates a possible thread about what it means to support a friend; its eventual treatment is not established.
- Wrongdoing and investigation: Fisk returns to investigate who framed his sister Anna’s husband, Max, as a blackmailer. The plot centres on uncovering wrongdoing, but the details and moral framing of the investigation are not established.
- Worth knowing
- The mystery involves someone being framed for blackmail and a series of suspicious fires. The extent of danger, any depictions of fire-related harm, and how these events are resolved remain unclear.