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Why does Calder feel guilty after he reads that a lady writing was stolen in the book chasing Vermeer?
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∙ 9y ago
Calder feels guilty after reading that a lady writing was stolen because his curiosity about the painting and his investigation led to the theft. He feels responsible for indirectly causing the crime and disrupting the museum where the painting was housed. This incident also makes him reflect on the consequences of his actions and the potential harm that can come from pursuing his interests too obsessively.
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This boy has been chasing you for a year and a half you don't even know him. Why me?
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