How we cite our quotes: (Part.Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #10
What story connected the dainty trinket to Pig? [...] They would never know, and the finality of the mystery filled Glass with melancholy thought of his own souvenirs. (2.24.26)
In a novel filled with firefights, bear attacks, and high-speed boat getaways (okay, that last one is a stretch), it's the quiet moments that hit us the hardest. Pig had been a back-up character for most of the story, a bit of comic relief, and we don't get this tiny glimpse into his life until he's already dead. Oof—now that's a bummer.