Are not there little chapters in everybody’s life, Beth had read in Vanity Fair only that morning, that seem to be nothing, and yet affect all the rest of history?
I was delighted to find this quote, which illustrated a crucial truth about this book and these characters: Mab, Osla, and Beth would never in the ordinary course of life have even crossed paths, much less become friends. It's mere chance that flings them together at Bletchley Park, and that seemingly innocuous beginning changes all their lives...and possibly the world, considering how crucial their work ends up being!
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