The Girl Who Played With Fire question?

I just finished The Girl Who Played With Fire by Stieg Larsson (2nd book in the Girl With The Dragon Tattoo series) and am about 120 pages into the third book. I have been curious about a follow-up to the hurricane/ 16 year old boy/ man who tried to murder his wife storyline in the beginning of 'Fire'. It was not mentioned once again in the second book, nor in the third so far, and am wondering if this will be brought up later, and if not, then why the author put it in. Please do not tell me any spoilers, am just curious! :-) thank you|||I just recently finished the girl who kicked the hornets nest. And the answer is no, sorry. I think Steig larsson but it the book for a specific reason. The first book rembear was orginally called Men who hate women. We saw that throughtout the book when men in general treated Lisbeth cruelly and unjuistifable. Throught girl who played with fire we see women treated badly but can't do anything about it. Steig showed how the Mr. Forbes could get away with it. Why repeat? We got it.





Also to add more about the boy. He was actually seventeen years old. No more mention of him because rembear Lisbeth has a problem with saying goodbye. And she couldn't get back because people were looking for her. The boy played no rule other than her occasional lover. I think if Stieg were still alive he could bring you this answers and but his insight or add a little more two the other novels. To bad we never know.|||I hope this isn't a spoiler by saying that it doesn't come up in the third book (sorry!) But it doesn't. I think the reason this scene in the second book exists is because the hurricane scene helps develop/bring out Lisbeth's character, in that she's constantly cognisant of domestic violence and will also take risks to save someone she thinks is vulnerable.