Despite the dangerous nature of her investigation, Jane enjoyed the thrill and felt herself being pulled even deeper. Jane showed him a picture of the hummingbird, but Fusk responded by pulling a gun on her and told her never to come back. Jane blew off the conference to talk to Carlton Fusk. Since this was the only lead she had, Jane disguised her trip to New York by telling her boss she wanted to attend a security conference. But that did not deter Jane from her quest, and through her research, she found the name Carlton Fusk, a taxidermist from Brooklyn. But her research set off a trap, and Jane learned that a malicious attack was carried out on her coworker's computer. Jane uncovered that Silvina Vilcapcampa is the daughter of a very affluent family, and she was an animal rights activist who fought against animal trafficking but was largely viewed as an extremist. So instead of working, she used her coworker, Larry's computer to look into Silvina. Jane had a lot of work, but she could not seem to focus on anything other than the Hummingbird. She was a mother and a wife, but due to her troubled childhood, they never seemed to be her priority. Jane was a software security analyst who is in the business of selling fear of security gaps to customers. Jane, who had no idea who this mysterious Silvina character was, decided to take the hummingbird and took the message as a beckoning call to find her. Inside the unit was a box with a hummingbird and a note that read 'Hummingbird…Salamander - Silvina' (15). One day, at her local coffee shop, Jane was handed an envelope with a key and an address that leads her to a storage unit (15). The following version of this book was used to create the guide: Vandermeer, Jeff.

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