It had to be up at the top of the page, didn't it…. Oliver rolls his eyes and wearily looks at the sheer cliff of rock before him. You do it for Seraphima, I point out.
In the book "Between the Lines" by Jodi Picoult, the character Oliver experiences frustration as he confronts a challenging situation. He expresses his weariness and annoyance while looking at a daunting cliff, highlighting the struggle he faces in this moment. His resignation is evident as he realizes the task ahead of him.
The quote emphasizes Oliver's internal battle, as he recognizes the need to push through for someone important, Seraphima. This acceptance of his responsibilities reveals a deep emotional connection, showcasing the dynamic of sacrifice and determination in their relationship.
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