I, to this day, believe none of what I did that evening is important, a handful of disposable memories. But these events will be relentlessly raked over, again and again and again. What I did, what I said, will all be sliced, measured, calculated, presented to the public for evaluation. All because, somewhere at this party, is him.
-- Chanel Miller (chapter 1 paragraph 1)

Importance: Miller has just narrated all of the events of the evening and night of January 17, 2015 that she can remember, but she asserts that none of it was important; it was a typical night hanging out with her sister attending a party on a campus she had been to hundreds of times. Yet the story of her night will be repeated again and again, particularly by Brock Turner's defense attorney, who will try to make her look like an unreliable person (asking her repeatedly how much she had to drink and how often...