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Maryanne Panacheese is the mother of Paul Panacheese, one of the titular “seven fallen feathers,” who died suddenly and mysteriously in 2006 while attending school in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Maryanne was home when Paul collapsed on the kitchen floor while making a snack after a night out with friends. He died instantly. The coroner never determined a cause of death, and because all evidence relating to Paul’s death was thrown away after a set amount of time, Maryanne never received any answers as to how or why Paul passed so suddenly and unexpectedly.
Maryanne Panacheese Quotes in Seven Fallen Feathers
The Seven Fallen Feathers quotes below are all either spoken by Maryanne Panacheese or refer to Maryanne Panacheese. 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 5: The Hollowness of Not Knowing
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Maryanne is left wondering what happened to Paul, just like she has been left wondering what happened to Sarah. Maryanne has had to live with the crushing emptiness of having two of the most important people in her life taken from her without any explanation why. Living in this state makes it nearly impossible for Maryanne to find peace; she is constantly looking for answers. And after she has exhausted all possibilities, she is left hollow.
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Maryanne Panacheese Quotes in Seven Fallen Feathers
The Seven Fallen Feathers quotes below are all either spoken by Maryanne Panacheese or refer to Maryanne Panacheese. 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 5: The Hollowness of Not Knowing
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Maryanne is left wondering what happened to Paul, just like she has been left wondering what happened to Sarah. Maryanne has had to live with the crushing emptiness of having two of the most important people in her life taken from her without any explanation why. Living in this state makes it nearly impossible for Maryanne to find peace; she is constantly looking for answers. And after she has exhausted all possibilities, she is left hollow.
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