How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #10
He understands perfectly why this must happen—after all, he is the spruiker of fear. He is the shadow in the cupboard and the whisper in the wall. Fear is Finnigan's currency, his daily wine and bread. Now he's made the mortal error of drowning himself in it. "I can't live in terror of you," I say. (21.18)
The imagery here helps us picture the scary lengths Finnigan will go to in order to get what he wants; we can see the shadows and hear the whispers. In case we haven't gotten it this whole time, Gabriel gives us one last, meaty description so we're on the same page: Finnigan is scary.