Tree quote

[Steph]

Hi everyone,

I wonder if someone can help me find this quote that I can't seem to remember. I keep flipping through my copy but can't find it, or place what scene it was in. I just remember it was saying that the tree branches sliced patterns through the sky behind it.

If anyone can tell me what the quote actually is, and give me a page number, that would be wonderful! Thanks.

[[deleted user]]

I've searched for the quote on Goodreads and can't find it--I might have missed it, though.

All I remember is that the quote is on the right side. Hazel and Augustus are in Amsterdam eating--it's not the fancy dinner, but the day after.

[Steph]

I found it, and you were right about it being on the right, but not about it being in Amsterdam. It's from pg 247 (view spoiler)[ "And so much depends, I told Augustus, upon a blue sky cut open by the branches of the trees above. So much depends upon the transparent G-tube erupting from the gut of the blue-lipped boy. So much depends upon this observer of the universe." (hide spoiler)]

Thanks :)

[Colby]

Awh, that quote reminds me of the sadness of this book.
I seriously love this book.

[[deleted user]]

Stephanie wrote: "I found it, and you were right about it being on the right, but not about it being in Amsterdam. It's from pg 247 [spoilers removed]

Thanks :)"

Oh, you meant that tree quote. I thought you meant the quote that one is referencing.

[Abby]

hazelnutjob wrote: "Let us first start off by saying that the beloved author, John Green, is an American hero. But Fault in Our Stars was a fistful of cyan sewage.

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Might I bring up the fact that the entire purpose of your "account" is to shove your opinion down the throats of people who are just looking for a quote, and always in the same format I might add. Yes, you are allowed to state your opinion. You should probably do so in a forums post that asks for it.
Thank you very much.

[hazelnutjob]

Abby wrote: "hazelnutjob wrote: "Let us first start off by saying that the beloved author, John Green, is an American hero. But Fault in Our Stars was a fistful of cyan sewage.

We're going to drop some phat c..."

We effing did. Spag.

[Abby]

hazelnutjob wrote: "Abby wrote: "hazelnutjob wrote: "Let us first start off by saying that the beloved author, John Green, is an American hero. But Fault in Our Stars was a fistful of cyan sewage.

We're going to dro..."

Thank you.