Summary

In "I Used to Dance," Moth cannot dance because "dancing feels too joyful " (50). She still takes "long runs" and pretends that her dad is with her. She plays her mom's "recordings sometimes" to hear her voice (50).

In "If I went to Therapy, I Think It Would Go Like This," Moth imagines a therapist telling her "Less living won't bring [her family] back" (52, McBride's italics).

In "Reasons I Hate Summer," Moth normally does not like summer, but thinks she might like this summer because of Sani.

In "Black Witch Moth," Moth describes the "largest species of moth" (54).

In "Aunt Jack is Leaving for the Summer," Aunt Jack yells at Moth's family's urns. She says she "can't do this" and is "leaving for the summer" (56, McBride's italics). Moth blames herself.

In "Goodbye Note Stuck to the Fridge," Aunt Jack leaves Moth a goodbye note.

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