"But I was used to finding something deadly in things that attracted me; there was always something deadly lurking in anything I wanted, anything I loved. And if it wasn't put there, as for example with Phineas, then I put it there myself"(101).
The part of this quote that interests me the most is the last part about Phineas. At least Gene infers that he loved Finny (as a friend or something else I do not know). The messed up part of it is how Gene states that he knows that it is his fault that this deadly thing between them exist. This also may be foreshadowing to a death later on in the story.
Why does Gene get a trill when Brinker says he is going to enlist on page 100?
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