Henry Morgan: Sorry for your loss, Detective.
Jo Martinez: Sorry, I think you're confused. I didn't know any of the victims.
Henry: No, I meant your husband.
Jo: Excuse me?
Henry: I noticed a slight discoloration on your left ring finger. Could be divorce but most divorcees don't wear their wedding band around their necks.
Jo Martinez: Sorry, I think you're confused. I didn't know any of the victims.
Henry: No, I meant your husband.
Jo: Excuse me?
Henry: I noticed a slight discoloration on your left ring finger. Could be divorce but most divorcees don't wear their wedding band around their necks.
— Forever
"It was all right to wear the wedding ring he had given to Theresa, the one she left for him on the dresser. But was it safe to continue wearing her other ring, the one her second husband gave her? He unfastended the chain from around his neck and held both rings in his hand, studying them intensely. LOVE IS ETERNAL was inscribed in tiny letters on the inside of both bands. [...] But I can't stop wearing the rings, he thought, as he clasped the chain around his neck again. They remind me that I am not just the insecure, compulsive hard worker that others assume me to be."
— Norman Bond, Two Little Girls in Blue
