We don’t get to find out what Luce found out in her “Daniel Grigori” search, because for some reason we skip the whole rest of the week and go straight to Sunday morning.  (For the record, even with this book existing and tossing up lots of character profile hits, the second link on a google…

On her way to class after that totally random gym…test (?) she runs into Cam.  He asks a question, she answers, and then 250 frikkin words later he replies.  I don’t know if this is just me, and it very well could be, so feel free to leave your own responses in the comments.  But…

Luce wakes up the next morning to the horror of all horrors:  A fitness test.  I guess to someone (otherwise healthy) who thinks that raking is a brutal effort, that would be cause for concern.  I don’t care, though, mostly because I’m hoping someone will tell her to get some exercise more. After several pages…

Luce gets a chance to call her best friend from her last school, and during the phone call she notes that Roman Holiday is playing in the background. Luce’s favorite scene had always been the one where Audrey Hepburn woke in Gregory Peck’s room, still convinced the night before had all been a dream. Luce…

The next day starts with Luce thinking about home so that, by comparison, we can be reminded all over again that the “reform” school is the root of all evil. Daniel brushing her off in the library. What it was that made him so spiteful, Luce didn’t have a clue. Daniel hasn’t actually shown any…