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=**Chapter summary- Pieces**= =**Characters involved**=
 * In this chapter, Ed is driving his cab thinking about his first message which is a rape case. Ed comes across a nervous moment in a supermarket when a woman wa****lks past him. When Ed hears her talk it sounds like a mild, but unmistakable voice that calls for help at night while being slumped down on a bed, being raped.**
 * Ed Kennedy**
 * Woman and little girl in supermarket**
 * Audrey**

=Key Quotes=

=__** ﻿Jordan Kable. **__= =__** Chapter summary. **__= This chapter follows up from the rape case where Ed sees the wife and little girl crying of pain. Ed in this chapter is or what seems to be fretting about what to do with the rape case, He drives his cab around town worrying, thinking. every night Ed goes to the rapist's house waiting, watching and hoping, trying to figure out what to do. One day Ed goes to the supermarket and ends in a rather awkward position when he hears a woman speaking to her child, an unmistakable voice, that woman being the victim of the rapist. Ed then trys to talk to this woman, he doesn't get very far. = = =__** Characters. **__= =__** Quotes **__= There isn't really any direct quotations in this chapter but a direct quote would have to be when Ed meets the rape victim and her child in the dog food aisle of the super market. The Mother/victim says "Angelina; dont touch that" Another quote but a more indirect quote would have to be when he first hears the victim speaking. "The voice is mild, but unmistakable. It's the voice that calls to the night for help when she's slumped down the bed, being raped by a drunk with libido like kilimanjaro, It's the voice of the woman who quietly sobs on her front porch in the silent, uncaring night" Another indirect quote. "It has to get better than this- my first messsage and its a bloody rape case"
 * Ed Kennedy- **
 * Audrey- **
 * Rape victim & child- **