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Hector takes her hand to show everyone they're together, a habit she now wishes she hadn't encouraged. It's not his fault. Again, she wants to defend him against her newfound cruelty. He's not the one who's changed. Even in this she's selfish. She wants to believe what's happened has nothing to do with him.
- Stewart O'Nan, Ocean State, p.44
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