g about in fro.
harriet was i row of the di. hree girls, clearly her classmates, and arouhem were at least a huors.
this is what blomkvist had notisd whily rose to the surfa the bus passed the exact same spot.
the crowd behaved as an audience should. their eyes always follow the ball ich or the pu ice hok. the oandi of the phot at the s right in frohe ohe float were all lookiily clad girls. the expressions on their faces were calm. pointed. shing. everyone looked happy.
all exe.
harriet vanger was looking off to the side. her three friends and everyone else iy were looking at the s. harriet’s face was tur 30° to 35° tht. her gaze seemed fixed ohing across the street, but beyo-hahe photograph.
mikael took the magnifying glass ao make out the details. the photograph was taken from too great a distan to be entirely sure, but uhose around her, harriet’s face lacked ext. her mouth was a thin line. her eyes were wide open. her hands hung limply at her sides. she lhteened or furious.
mikael took the print out of the album, put it in a stiff plastider, ao wait for the bus bato hedestad. he got atan and stood uhe hich the picture must have bee was at the edge of what stituted hedestad’s tow was a two-storey wooden building that housed a video store and sundstr?m’s haberdashery, established in 1932 ag to a plaque o door. he went in and saw that the shop was on two levels; a spiral staircase led to the upper floor.
at the top of the spiral staircase ts faced the street.
“may i help you?” said an elderly salesman when blomkvist took out the bihe photograph. there were only a few people in the shop.
“well, i just wahis picture was taken from. would it be ok if i opehe window for a sed?”
the man said yes. blomkvist could see exactly the spot where harriet had stood. ohe wooden buildings behihe phone, repla angular brig. the other wooden buildiioore in 1966; now it was a health food store and tanning salon. blomkvist closed the window, thahe man, and apol up his time.
he crossed the street and stood where harriet had stood. he had good lahe window of the upper floor of the haberdashery and the door of the tanning salourned his head and looked alo’s li. as far as he could tell, she had been looking towards the er of the building that housed sundstr?m’s haberdashery. it erfeal er of a building, where a cross street va. what did you see there, harriet?
blomkvist put the photograph in his sh ahe park by the statio i d ordered a latte. he sudde shaken.
ihey ew evidence,” which has a very different sound from the swedish term, “new proof material.” he had seeirely hing no-oi iion that had been markihirty-seven years.
the problem was that he was value his new information had, if i could have any at all. a was gnifit.
the september day whe disappeared had been dramatiumber of ways. it had been a day of celebratioh crowds of several thousas, young and old. it had been the family’s annual assembly on hedeby islawo events aloed departures from the daily routihe the bridge had overshad else.
ior morell, henrik vanger, and everyone else who had brooded about harriet’s disappearance had fo the events at hedeby island. morell had eve he self of the suspi that the ad harriet’s disappearaed. blomkvist was now ced that this noti.
the of events had started not on hedeby island but iad several hours earlier. harriet vanger had seehihten her and pro home, ght to her uncle, ily did o listehe a the bridge happehe murderer struck.
blomkvist paused. it was the first time he had ulated the assumption that harriet had been murdered.
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