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Tangerine
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Edward Bloor
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Tangerine Part 3, Chapter 8 Summary
Thursday, November 30
Paul puts on his suit, but leaves off the shirt, shoes, and socks. Then he goes into his backyard and pulls up a square of sod.
He digs through the white sand under the sod until he finds regular dirt.
Then he starts sobbing, thinking about Luis, letting his tears fall into the dirt.
When he's done crying, he puts the sod back, takes off his suit, and throws it away.
Okay, we admit it: this is a little crazy. But Paul actually feels better afterwards.
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