Summary

In Section 31, Maple Head is cooking bread for dinner. She looks for Worried Man but isn’t concerned about him yet. When she sees an offering of salmonberries lined up on her windowsill she invites Cedar to come in.

In Section 32, Maple Head and Cedar discuss the osprey that Cedar had been recording that day. Cedar also tells May that he believes No Horses is troubled. He describes the conversation they had about holes in people. May begins to get concerned about Worried Man and sends Cedar out to look for him.

In Section 33, as Moses looks for Daniel he thinks about the nun who nursed him back to health.

In Section 34, the narrator gives an overview of what a variety of people in the town are doing. Among these people Worried Man has finally reached a deck, on which he senses...