Dead character
Tommaso appears in chapter 3, but dies in chapter 2
The sea gave back Tommaso’s body only at dawn.Ch. 2 · Scene 7
The key Tommaso had left her the night before.Ch. 3 · Scene 2
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Scene 2 · The pier
Lucia reached the old harbour when the boats were already in. The wind smelled of salt and diesel, and the lamp of the lighthouse turned slowly above the headland.
She pushed a wet strand of hair from her brown eyes and felt in her pocket for the brass key Tommaso had left her the night before. She still did not know what it opened.
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