Manhattan Catholic Hospital Analysis

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Manhattan Catholic Hospital, a key factor in this novel. This hospital is where Dr. Brown works. The reason as to why the hospital was important, besides the fact that it is Dr. Brown’s workplace. The hospital is where the reader gets to see how much progression Brown has made. In this hospital, Dr. Brown has developed from his mafia days. It is seen Dr. Brown works in a genuine job even if he might not have a burning passion for it. In the hospital is where the climax occurs. Dr. Brown could have gotten attacked anywhere, but the fact that it was at his job

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