Roughly speaking this is about the 2/3 point, if we're including footnotes as part of the page count. And so if "Act 3" follows the same cyclical template, we'll see it open in an uncomfortable stasis, hear about the empty effects of living without empathy, learn the value of discipline in one context or another, and see a sudden rise of action and violence. (At this time, I remember "Blood Sister: One Tough Nun" is coming up, and several confessional vignettes at Gately's bedside, plus several backfilling details re: the Entertainment, and Marathe in particular.
