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| "each apple was disposed of. Unaccustomed to such luxury, they knew it was likely they'd be sick." |
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| "Still, with red tongues and teeth, they walked down Himmel Street, happily searching the ground as they went." |
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| "A trickle of blood was dripping from Max's mouth. He tasted it, and it tasted good." |
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| "There was new blood in him--the blood of victory--and it had the capability to both frighten and excite." |
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"Each night, the fire was lit in Mama and Papa's room, and Max would silently appear."
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| "And in the red corner, we have the Jewish, rat-faced challanger--Max Vandenburg." |
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| "The light dimmed on--a red coin, floating in the corner." |
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| "Her chest was still flat. She had not yet bled." |
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| "Hans reserved a special respect for cigarette butts, still burning as they whistled by." |
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