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3
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Self-descriptive word used by Hazel to explain why the relationship with Gus must not continue
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5
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Last name of the author who wrote Hazel's favorite book
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6
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Gus wanted Peter Van Houten to write Hazel's
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8
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He dies in the novel
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9
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Comfort in disappointment or misery
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10
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Name of protagonist
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12
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Gus has these but never actually uses them in the way they were intended
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13
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Absentminded dreaming while awake
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14
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Meeting for young people with cancer
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15
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Hazel's friend from her old high school
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16
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An early warning about a future event; a feeling that something is going to happen.
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17
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Name of main character in Hazel's favorite book
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19
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A cry of sorrow and grief
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20
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A condition of suffering or distress due to ill health
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22
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Hazel's cancer medication
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23
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Lost both eyes to cancer
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26
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Name of Gus's favorite band
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30
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Describes lovers who love was not meant to be
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32
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Conceal or hide
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33
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Working or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way
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36
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This becomes a symbol of Hazel's suffering as a result of her lungs filling with fluid; also Gus's last name minus the 'S'
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37
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A distinctive but intangible quality surrounding a person or thing
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