How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #10
I printed every one of them, over and over. I blew them up until moons filled the frames. I blew them up until the only thing you could see were millions of tiny grains of light. Somewhere in there was a clue. (16.7)
Jamie has a different type of duty—this one is to her brother, and it involves printing his pictures. At first she's not particularly interested in the images from Vietnam that he sends, but before long, she takes this task up as her personal duty to her brother. She's responsible for making sure his photos see the light of day, whether she likes it or not.