The Whole Enchilada Quotes

Diane Mott Davisdon
This Study Guide consists of approximately 87 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Whole Enchilada.

The Whole Enchilada Quotes

Diane Mott Davisdon
This Study Guide consists of approximately 87 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Whole Enchilada.
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Most people were stunned by her death. Most. But not all.
-- Goldy Schulz (Prologue paragraph 8, Page 2)

Importance: In the short Prologue Goldy Schulz recounts how her friend Holly Ingleby died just a few moments after leaving a 17th birthday party that she (Goldy) had catered for Holly’s son Drew and her own son Arch. Although the initial indications are that Holly died as the result of a heart attack brought on by stressful events that had happened during the party, from the first Goldy believes that there might be something more sinister behind her friend’s death.

I thought about Holly, about her financial problems, about a recent break-in at this rental, about haggling for a security system, about the price of real estate, any real estate, in that phenomenally expensive part of Denver: Cherry Hill. I said, “None of this makes sense to me.
-- Goldy Schulz (Chapter 5 paragraph 4, Page 57)

Importance: After Holly’s death, Goldy and several other people accompany...

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