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Eve's mother, Zoë's grandmother and Denny's mother-in-law. Enzo often refers to Trish and her husband, Maxwell, as “The Twins.” Trish cares only for the wellbeing of her daughter and Zoë, and believes that she and Maxwell can provide better care for them than Denny could. Throughout The Twins' legal battle with Denny, Trish is more interested in getting custody of Zoë than destroying Denny, and at times doesn't seem to believe Annika's claim that Denny assaulted her.
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She rarely called me by my name. They do that in prisoner of war camps, I've heard. Depersonalization.
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Trish Quotes in The Art of Racing in the Rain
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She rarely called me by my name. They do that in prisoner of war camps, I've heard. Depersonalization.
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