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Angus, born Agnes Winfield, is Coach Winfield’s daughter. She does well in school and initially plans to leave Lee County to go to a four-year college as soon as possible. She is portrayed as steadfastly unique and self-assured and as someone who cares deeply about Demon. Angus supports Demon in whatever he wants in life and is also honest with him when she feels that he is making mistakes and derailing his life. At the end of the novel, after Demon has become sober, he realizes that he and Angus have feelings for each other.
Angus Quotes in Demon Copperhead
The Demon Copperhead quotes below are all either spoken by Angus or refer to Angus. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Chapter 32
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I told Angus my mom being dead wasn’t something I pinned exactly on my birthday. “It’s more like this bag of gravel I’m hauling around every day of the year. If somebody else brings it up, honestly, I’m glad of it. Like just for a minute they can help me drag the gravel.”
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Chapter 64
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The trip itself, just getting there, possibly the best part of my life so far.
That’s where we are. Well past the Christiansburg exit. Past Richmond, and still pointed east. Headed for the one big thing I know is not going to swallow me alive.
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Angus Quotes in Demon Copperhead
The Demon Copperhead quotes below are all either spoken by Angus or refer to Angus. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Chapter 32
Quotes
I told Angus my mom being dead wasn’t something I pinned exactly on my birthday. “It’s more like this bag of gravel I’m hauling around every day of the year. If somebody else brings it up, honestly, I’m glad of it. Like just for a minute they can help me drag the gravel.”
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Chapter 64
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The trip itself, just getting there, possibly the best part of my life so far.
That’s where we are. Well past the Christiansburg exit. Past Richmond, and still pointed east. Headed for the one big thing I know is not going to swallow me alive.
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