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--Most of the reviewers singled out the chapter called Palindrome Fever, wherein the train goes crazy with palindromes appearing every which-way. But the structure of the book is another palindrome, with four sections--A, B, B, A: the two A's are of equal length, as are the two B's. And, if you like this sort of thing: the first and last words of each part are colors. We begin with black, progressing to the rainbow of colors that closes the book.
--The pickpockets use the names of Roman gods in this story. Thieves have already used colors twice: in The taking of Pelham 123 and Reservoir Dogs. Days of the week or numbers would be too tough for readers to keep straight. Plus, this gang is arrogant--and tonight they feel like gods.
--Nobility exemplifies Reb's Big Five narrative goals: to thrill, delight, astonish, move and inspire.
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