How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #4
And now I realized that the detective had seen me chatting with nothing less than a blonde. (3.68)
Rojack has the romantic self-control (and the subtlety) of Pepe Le Pew. While this looks like it'll put a dent in his story, the truth is that Rojack would probably be doing the same exact thing even if Deborah had committed suicide.
Quote #5
"And then she said, 'I didn't have cancer before. But in that hour I stood by the window, it began in me. I didn't jump and so my cells jumped.'" (3.209)
This is an example of Rojack blending his own experiences with his lies to make them seem more real. Remember: Rojack has these exact same thoughts himself when he is contemplating suicide at the start of the novel.