Book Two has four parts too, and each one opens the same way: a piece of interior art, black and white first, the way it prints inside the paperback. This time it's Christmas in Manila, and the lights in the windows are parols.
This one opens Part One. That's Ethan, and that light is the Santelmo. He isn't running from it. He's waiting to see if it will come closer.
This one opens Part Two. Something small is sitting in the doorway. It sounds like a baby crying. It isn't one.
This one opens Part Three. It's just an old wooden chair. In this book, that's exactly what should worry you.
And this one opens Part Four. Two of them, side by side, looking at the same lights. Some things don't need to be said out loud.
Four pieces of art. Four parts of the book. See Book One's four plates.