How we cite our quotes: (Part.Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #7
"Prudhoe Bay, Alaska," Cleaver says. "You'll be working on an oil pipeline until you're eighteen. From what I hear, it's one of the coldest, most brutal places on Earth. But, hey, it's a way out, right? I need three volunteers." (5.36.56)
The jobs offered at the Graveyard work calls are an example of how each kid has to weigh out how much of his or her life and comfort he or she is willing to sacrifice in exchange for freedom.
Quote #8
It's a big comfort to know that their lives will continue even after he's gone. (6.57.24)
Lev's sacrifices have always had a purpose. As an unwind, he knew his organs would be put to good use, and as a clapper, he hopes his death will save others.
Quote #9
Mai enters the storage room and closes the door. And waits. She will do this, but not quite yet. Let one of the others go. She refuses to be the first. (6.65.13)
Wow, the clappers may talk big, but when it comes to performing the actual deed, they're suddenly scared of making the sacrifice. What gives?