the word “magenta” appears seventeen (17) times in Uncharted: The Fourth Labyrinth
all page numbers from the Kindle edition because I’m that idiot who bought it both paperback and digitally:
page 27 (intro): the long bangs that framed her face had been dyed a vivid magenta
page 28: Jada said, tucking a magenta lock behind her ear as she regarded Drake coolly.
page 40: her magenta bangs framing her face
page 48: curtains of magenta hair flying across her face
page 64 (on the plane): With the magenta streaks that framed her face,
page 82 (Egypt): pushing her magenta hair behind her ears
page 95 (Nate): “…and even fewer pretty young women with streaks of magenta in their hair.”
page 95 (Jada): “It’s not very manly to even know the word ‘magenta’”
page 109: An attractive young American woman with magenta streaks in her hair
page 110 (outdoor fight scene at night): and he saw magenta
page 149: tucking a magenta strand behind her ear
page 169 (Greece): pushing magenta bangs away from her eyes
page 178: Drake would have thought it difficult to look stern with magenta bangs
page 236 (nightmare): her magenta bangs now dyed a bloody crimson
page 271 (Jada putting her hair up): magenta on black
page 287: he saw that magenta strands had come loose from her ponytail.
page 319 (Papa Hzujak’s funeral): blowing magenta strands across her face
it feels like more because:
it’s often within a few pages of each other
Nate and Jada have an entire conversation about it
most mentions are Jada pushing her bangs behind her ears, so they’re repetitive
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