Brunette Quote by Jeffery Deaver
““I’m thinking about it,” she mused, almost to herself. “The building burned. . . . There was a DNA match. I recall the report. There were some typos in it, remember?” Claire duBois was older than her adolescent intonation suggested, though not much. Short brunette hair, a heart-shaped and delicately pretty face, a figure that was probably very nice—and I was as curious about it as any man would be—but usually hidden by functional pantsuits, which I preferred her wearing over skirts””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Burning Edge by Jeffery Deaver, 2015
A character reflects on fragmented clues, hinting at hidden truths and the complexity of memory.
In simple terms: She ponders clues and memory.
Pay attention to details.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- crime investigation
- personal introspection
- reading comprehension
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What details might you be overlooking?
- How does memory shape perception?
Memories can be unreliable and misleading.