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Bénédicte’s second primary cancer with widespread metastases· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte and Jean-François’s abusive marriage· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte’s emotional dependence on Jean-François· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte’s depression after Olivier abandoned her· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte Ombredanne’s insomnia and mental exhaustion· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte Ombredanne’s marital abuse· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte Ombredanne’s drug overdose crisis· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte Ombredanne’s writing revival during hospitalization· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte Ombredanne’s abusive marriage· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte’s ecstatic awakening· L'Amour et les ForêtsBénédicte’s hospitalization and recovery at Sainte-Blandine· L'Amour et les ForêtsCancer de Bénédicte Ombredanne· L'Amour et les ForêtsÉric Reinhardt’s post-novel creative crisis· L'Amour et les ForêtsRoy Laferty’s delusion that he can hear God and raise the dead· The Devil All the TimeLaw-enforcement corruption· The Devil All the TimeTheodore Daniels’s toxin-induced paralysis· The Devil All the TimeCharlotte Russell’s terminal cancer· The Devil All the TimeAlbert Sykes’s terminal black lung disease· The Devil All the TimeCarl Henderson’s serial-killing compulsion· The Devil All the TimeLee Bodecker's drinking relapse· The Devil All the TimeArvin Russell’s orphanhood· The Devil All the TimeArvin Russell's fugitive status· The Devil All the TimeEarskell’s worsening cataracts· The Devil All the TimeEmma’s household food insecurity· The Devil All the TimeLenora’s orphanhood· The Devil All the TimeLenora’s pregnancy· The Devil All the TimeRoy and Theodore’s fugitive status· The Devil All the TimeTheodore’s paralysis and disability· The Devil All the TimeTheodore’s terminal physical decline· The Devil All the TimeWillard Russell’s alcoholism· The Devil All the TimeWillard Russell’s combat trauma· The Devil All the TimeThe 21st century after the Retro invasion· StrikeEarth’s ecological and resource collapse in 2324· StrikeThe military-controlled social order of 2324 America· StrikeThe resource-depleted future of the 24th century· StrikeThe new timeline without the Bridge· StrikeThe hydrogen-powered world· StrikeThe separate, unalterable realities of past and future· StrikeThe post-genocide world· StrikeThe exile of four time travelers· StrikeThree concurrent timelines· StrikeThe Retro plan to invade and colonize the past· StrikeThe Mojave megadome in operation· StrikePemberwick Island under quarantine· StrikeThe forced-labor order under Retro rule· StrikeThe Sounders' secret resistance to the invasion plan· StrikeStacy Pierce held captive by the Retros· StrikeThe ongoing civil war between SYLO and the Retro-controlled Air Force· StrikeThe Bridge’s destruction and the restored timeline· StrikeThe dystopian future of 2324· StrikeThe war between SYLO and the Retros· StrikeTucker's group imprisoned in a Retro camp· StrikeGerman occupation of Norway· Out Stealing HorsesLars’s estrangement from his family· Out Stealing HorsesThe Haug family's bereavement after Odd's death· Out Stealing HorsesTrond’s rural isolation· Out Stealing HorsesTrond Sander's aging and physical vulnerability· Out Stealing HorsesTrond Sander's bereavement and widowhood· Out Stealing HorsesTrond Sander's chosen solitude· Out Stealing HorsesTrond Sander's unresolved loss of his father· Out Stealing HorsesNotre-Dame's architectural damage· The Hunchback of Notre DameAnti-Romani prejudice and persecution· The Hunchback of Notre DameThe Three-Part Division of Medieval Paris· The Hunchback of Notre DameClaude Frollo's delirium· The Hunchback of Notre DameClaude Frollo’s obsessive passion for Esmeralda· The Hunchback of Notre DameClaude Frollo’s obsessive passion and spiritual crisis· The Hunchback of Notre DameClaude Frollo’s obsession with Esmeralda· The Hunchback of Notre DameEsmeralda’s chastity· The Hunchback of Notre DameEsmeralda's condemned status· The Hunchback of Notre DameEsmeralda’s death sentence and fugitive status· The Hunchback of Notre DameEsmeralda’s devotion to Phoebus· The Hunchback of Notre DameEsmeralda’s infatuation with Phoebus· The Hunchback of Notre DameEsmeralda’s sanctuary at Notre-Dame· The Hunchback of Notre DameArchitecture's Decline as a Form of Social Expression After the Rise of Printing· The Hunchback of Notre DameFeudal jurisdictional fragmentation in medieval Paris· The Hunchback of Notre DameGudule’s grief over her lost daughter· The Hunchback of Notre DamePaquette la Chantefleurie’s grief and reclusion· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo's congenital deformities· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo’s deafness· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo’s grief after Esmeralda’s execution· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo’s physical deformity and deafness· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo’s physical deformities· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo’s physical deformity· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo's social isolation· The Hunchback of Notre DameQuasimodo’s unrequited love for Esmeralda· The Hunchback of Notre DameSujata’s death and Bose’s grief· ChowringheeLisa’s declining health and recovery· ChowringheeSmallpox infection· ChowringheeJane’s pregnancy· ChowringheeThe narrator’s unemployment and poverty· ChowringheeThe narrator’s renewal and hope amid despair· ChowringheeMarco Polo’s wartime detention· ChowringheeThe housing plight of hotel employees· ChowringheeThe commodification of women’s bodies in dance performances· ChowringheeMarco Polo’s recurring drunken episodes and loss of control· ChowringheeThe narrator’s unemployment after being fired by Shahjahan Hotel· ChowringheeBose’s love for Sujata and his choice whether to stay· ChowringheeSatyasundar Bose’s homelessness and loneliness· ChowringheeRobbie’s unemployment· ChowringheeMarco Polo’s unresolved marital situation· Chowringhee