I like redding discussion

There's an interesting device there.

Also, when you get there I want to discuss that whole scene. Made my skin crawl.

I’m almost there!

I passed it and forgot. What part is it?

He said page 127, but nothing sticks out particularly.

It is the part where in two paragraphs, the author directly shows you the two viewpoints, and announces she is doing it. She writes:

"What did Barclay see?" And then describes it.

Next she writes: "What did Marian see?" And then describes it.

I liked the juxtaposition and the technique.