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One scar on the list:
Every Man for Himself by Beryl BainbridgeRead about all ten scars on Mullan's list.
On board the Titanic, Bainbridge's protagonist and narrator, Morgan, discovers that a fellow passenger, Scurra, seems to know everyone's secrets. Scurra is marked for power by a strange scar, his bottom lip "scored through as though by a slash from a knife". He claims to have been attacked by a macaw in a Cape Town department store.
--Marshal Zeringue