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caring for the dead: twelve-year-old Madeline Tock

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He gets his chance after being assigned to El's case and is stopped in his tracks not only by her ingenuity and confidence but also by an unnerving coincidence--her sighting looks eerily like what Carter himself saw right before a family tragedy

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