Salt to the Sea
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Emilia’s backstory features mistreatment from the mother of a family she’s living with, culminating in the mother giving her up to be assaulted.
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Is there domestic violence?
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People smoke cigarettes frequently if you count that, but otherwise no
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Are animals abused?
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At some point a major character kicks a starving dog to get it to leave
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Emilia’s story heavily revolves around topics of sexual assault.
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There is a haircut scene, but it's wholesome.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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A character jumps into water to his death but dies from the water rather than the hight
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Does a kid die?
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Emilia and Ingrid, who are both teenagers, die. There are also copious mentions of children’s corpses, particularly after the ship sinks.
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Does a parent die?
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Florian’s father was executed, some of the other characters’ parents are implied to be potentially dead, and Poet (who acts as a grandfather figure to much if the group, especially Klaus) has a very emotional drowning scene.
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Does someone vomit?
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well yeah, on page 299, but it’s not described in huge detail.
when they’re aboard the ship Alfred is shown to get seasick and several times after page 299, it is joked about
when they’re aboard the ship Alfred is shown to get seasick and several times after page 299, it is joked about
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Is there a mental institution scene?
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There is a *very* brief description of a few people *from* a mental institution being on board the ship, and one of the characters belittles them in his head.
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In a singular sentence later on in the book, a background character holds a gun to their head. We don't see them shoot, but it's heavily implied they did.
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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There is very brief mention now and then of people being packed together in close quarters. I wouldn’t call it a claustrophobic scene.
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There is a short and vague childbirth scene
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It's about WWII
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It is not described in any level of detail other than “it happened”
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