Licata's free hand clapped over his gaping mouth
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In the scene from "Gone" by James Patterson, Licata reacts with shock and disbelief, covering his mouth with his free hand. This gesture emphasizes his surprise and possibly horror at what he has witnessed or learned.
The moment captures a significant emotional response, highlighting the intensity of the situation. The description helps readers feel Licata's astonishment and the gravity of the scene unfolding around him.
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