In Chapter Six, Caravaggio tells Hana that he doubts the English patient is actually English. Instead, he believes the patient is a man named Almasy who worked for the Germans during the war.
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In Chapter Six, Caravaggio tells Hana that he doubts the English patient is actually English. Instead, he believes the patient is a man named Almasy who worked for the Germans during the war.
During the war, Carvaggio was caught stealing. His punishment was to have his hand amputated.
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