How we cite our quotes: (Book.Section.Paragraph)
Quote #10
She opened her eyes. She called her parents. No answer. She wrote to them, nothing. She called Annie. No answer. She wrote to her, nothing. She looked her up in the CircleSearch but she wasn't on campus. She went to Annie's profile page, scrolled through a few hundred photos, most of them from her Europe-China trip, and, feeling her eyes burn, she closed them again. And again she saw the rip, the light trying to get through, the underwater screams. (2.10.12)
It's curious that Mae Holland never puts two and two together to realize the cause of the disturbing visions that come upon her sometimes. What do you think about her extraordinary naivety, Shmoopers? Does it seem plausible, or is it way beyond the limits of probability?