Chapter 1
• Annie Metcalf and her mother, Katherine, are meeting Annie's father, Larry, at the train station near their Kansas City home.
• Larry is a physician who has been treating wounded soldiers injured in World War I.
• The wounded men being wheeled from the train to ambulances remind Annie of her Uncle Paul, who died in the war.
• Both Annie and her mother are disturbed by the wounded men.
• One horribly disfigured soldier catches Annie's eye.
Chapter 2
• On the drive home, Annie remembers the day they learned Uncle Paul had died.
• That day, Grandfather chopped wood for an hour. Grandmother grieved in her room for days.
• Annie wonders how she will adapt to her father's return.
• When Dr. Metcalf was gone, Annie and her mother grew close.
• At home, Annie and her parents enjoy a meal with her grandparents, Aunt Felicia, Uncle Mark, Uncle John, and Annie's cousins, Frances...
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