Sleuth work: identify potential phrases that could be selected for discussion next week

Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.

Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.

Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.

Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.

Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.

We encourage everyone to discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.

“You do know that the earth is round,” Gamache says to his godfather at lunch, to which Stephen Horowitz replies, “The earth might be, but human nature isn’t. It has caverns and abysses and all sorts of traps.”

Favorite character? Things you’d like to share?

The Montréal underworld could not seem more different from the sanctuary of Three Pines, yet Amelia finds herself in “an alley off an alley off a back lane. Impossible to find, except by those who were lost. She was pretty sure it wouldn’t be on any map. But once found, it was never forgotten. And probably never left.” This echoes language that is customarily used to describe Three Pines.

“How do you do it?” Isabelle asks Gamache in Chapter 11, as she struggles to recover from being shot in the head. When he responds, “Remember?” she answers, “Forget.”

We are told that “for reasons that baffled Gamache, he seemed the only person on earth who could not understand a word Billy Williams said. Not a word. Not even close.”