Rob is called lucky because he was spared when Jamie and Peter disappeared. In Rob’s mind, is being spared a good thing or a bad thing? Why does he think this?

Cassie tells Rob about her college encounter with a sociopath. What tactic does this person use that causes people to believe him?

What characteristics does Rob possess that would make Rosalind target him?

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