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“Peter gently freed the body from her arms. Caleb’s eyes were closed, his body motionless where it lay in the dust. He was still wearing the yellow sneakers – one of the laces had come untied – but the boy he was, was nowhere. Caleb was gone.”
Justin Cronin
The Passage [The Passage #1], page 608

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What are you thinking? IEDs?
I’m not thinking confetti cans.
Are you sure about this?
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And Gutterson took Colt’s sunglasses.
It was something that they came up with, and we left in. I was unsure about it, but if they’ve got a passion for it, let’s do it. Those sunglasses were something that Colt always wore outside. We needed him not to wear them in the church, because we needed to see his eyes in the final scene, but they were kind of identified with him. It’s something that both these veterans would understand and that goes back to WWII and long before that, which is the taking of a souvenir, a memento. — Graham Yost
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