To Atid's post about the monologue on page 113, I completely agree. I loved reading that passage and getting a glimpse into Dean's innerthoughts. I agree 100% that I could picture him in my mind saying that, and a lot of the reasoning for that was because it was written the way one would speak. It was not written in the usual style of a book's narration in which the author speaks so precisely and correctly. Instead, it was written exactly the way I would imagine Dean would say it. "First thought, best thought."