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What could I say? She has the eye. The heart. She may be bog poor but she knows, doesn't she? She can feel and sense my greatness. Like anyone, I need to be loved and admired.
-- The painting
(chapter 2 paragraph 1)
Importance: The painting reveals what is important to it and that Annie has the ability to value it like it should be. A person doesn't have to be a wealthy art collector to recognize love and beauty, and it is clear that Annie has that gift.
Still plotting the downfall of Memling Winkleman. It will never happen--that family has it all sewn up," Delores said.
-- Delores Ryan
(chapter 7 paragraph 10)
Importance: Barty asks Delores about her arch rival, Trichcombe Abufel, and what he is doing now. She responds that he is still planning to ruin Memling Winkleman. There is foreshadowing in this quote and it will be very important as the story extends.
I have some wonderful news. One week ago...
-- Desmond
(chapter 8 paragraph 2)
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