How many bones did he set? I cared about it much less than they did. It's my Florence Nightingale calm, I suppose.There was a pause.Twenty-seven, said Father.There was a question mark in that pause. How many bones are in the hand?Another pause.Twenty-seven, said Eldric.
by Franny Billingsley (0 Reviews)
In the dialogue from "Chime" by Franny Billingsley, a character reflects on the importance others place on the number of bones they set, expressing indifference. This detachment is contrasted with the anticipation from those around them, revealing a sense of calmness akin to Florence Nightingale's serene demeanor. The exchange continues with a specific focus on the number of bones in a hand, highlighting the characters' knowledge and awareness of such details....
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